TheOldSchool
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She definitely paid way too much. But in the private sector working as a speech therapist she could pay that off no problem.
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$226K in student debt for a degree in speech pathology.
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TheOldSchool
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^Doesn't know what a speech pathologist isShe can say "do you want fries with that?" fluently and with emphasis.And you guessed it. She's a Bernie supporter.
“I only want to help people communicate effectively,” declares the indebted student.
Sanders has promised “free tuition” nationwide at post-secondary institutions, without specifying conditions relating to preferred pursuits. Under Sanders’s proposal, those wishing to become mechanical engineers, pediatricians, or electricians will be afforded the same taxpayers assistance as those studying Greek mythology, “social justice,” or “women’s studies.”
$226K In Debt. Supports Sanders. Wait 'Til You Hear What She Studied.
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TheOldSchool
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In the private sector you can make way more than that even when just starting out. Many choose to work for schools and be criminally underpaid but I guess they value the benefits and security.
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In the private sector you can make way more than that even when just starting out. Many choose to work for schools and be criminally underpaid but I guess they value the benefits and security.
But to Conservatives, anyone going for higher education is wasting their money
But Bernie is right...we need to do something to make higher education more affordable
TheOldSchool
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Yes but Bernie's way is not the answer.In the private sector you can make way more than that even when just starting out. Many choose to work for schools and be criminally underpaid but I guess they value the benefits and security.
But to Conservatives, anyone going for higher education is wasting their money
But Bernie is right...we need to do something to make higher education more affordable
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But to Conservatives, anyone going for higher education is wasting their money....
What is the point of posting empty, partisan bullshit like that?
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But to Conservatives, anyone going for higher education is wasting their money....
What is the point of posting empty, partisan bullshit like that?
Read the OP and get back to me
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But to Conservatives, anyone going for higher education is wasting their money....
What is the point of posting empty, partisan bullshit like that?
Read the OP and get back to me
I did. No excuse for YOUR choice to post empty, partisan bullshit.
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But to Conservatives, anyone going for higher education is wasting their money....
What is the point of posting empty, partisan bullshit like that?
Read the OP and get back to me
I did. No excuse for YOUR choice to post empty, partisan bullshit.
No soup for you!
Admiral Rockwell Tory
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Only a big city would require a speech pathologist.Median salary. So in 20 years she will be able to afford a 800 sq ft apartment in LA.
I guess if she wants to live in LA
Still a worthwhile profession and worth training people in
Really? My rural school district employs one.
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Only a big city would require a speech pathologist.Median salary. So in 20 years she will be able to afford a 800 sq ft apartment in LA.
I guess if she wants to live in LA
Still a worthwhile profession and worth training people in
Why do you say that?
What are the odds of finding a speech pathologist job in a town of 25,000? And if you did, the pay would be low.Only a big city would require a speech pathologist.Median salary. So in 20 years she will be able to afford a 800 sq ft apartment in LA.
I guess if she wants to live in LA
Still a worthwhile profession and worth training people in
Why do you say that?
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Speech pathologists handle speech impediments in children, stroke victims, physical deformitiesWhat are the odds of finding a speech pathologist job in a town of 25,000? And if you did, the pay would be low.Only a big city would require a speech pathologist.Median salary. So in 20 years she will be able to afford a 800 sq ft apartment in LA.
I guess if she wants to live in LA
Still a worthwhile profession and worth training people in
Why do you say that?
Seems the need would be there
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Higher education has become a scam, but again, you can thank the government for it. They've fucked it up like they fuck everything else up.
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What are the odds of finding a speech pathologist job in a town of 25,000? And if you did, the pay would be low.Only a big city would require a speech pathologist.Median salary. So in 20 years she will be able to afford a 800 sq ft apartment in LA.
I guess if she wants to live in LA
Still a worthwhile profession and worth training people in
Why do you say that?
The odds are good, and the pay would be good.
NYcarbineer
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The woman in the OP went to Adelphi U for 4 years, at about 32 grand a year.
a private school that Bernie's plan wouldn't cover.
She got her masters at NY U, at about the same tuition,
another private school. There's your 200 grand.
If you don't believe me, look it up, like I did.
a private school that Bernie's plan wouldn't cover.
She got her masters at NY U, at about the same tuition,
another private school. There's your 200 grand.
If you don't believe me, look it up, like I did.
the207life
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In the private sector you can make way more than that even when just starting out. Many choose to work for schools and be criminally underpaid but I guess they value the benefits and security.
You say "you can make more than that".. you do understand there is a difference between can and will, correct? So a college or university, which she decided to go to and accepted an agreement to pay for, should be cheaper? Yeah let me head down to my car dealership and tell them they need to reimburse me for my car.. oh which I will be keeping by the way.
TheOldSchool
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So what's your point? That education is stupid? Or that you don't know what a speech pathologist is?In the private sector you can make way more than that even when just starting out. Many choose to work for schools and be criminally underpaid but I guess they value the benefits and security.
You say "you can make more than that".. you do understand there is a difference between can and will, correct? So a college or university, which she decided to go to and accepted an agreement to pay for, should be cheaper? Yeah let me head down to my car dealership and tell them they need to reimburse me for my car.. oh which I will be keeping by the way.
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