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Yes doesnt he know this country has many great opportunities for those who do not go to college?
Yeah, it does.
And it also gives people the opportunity to go to college without taking out student loans.
Shocker. I know.
Where??????
Who can afford to go to college without loans these days?
Back in the 70's, a person could work at a mw job fulltime and afford to go to college part time, those days have been over for a long long time.
Yes doesnt he know this country has many great opportunities for those who do not go to college?
Yeah, it does.
And it also gives people the opportunity to go to college without taking out student loans.
Shocker. I know.
Where??????
Who can afford to go to college without loans these days?
Back in the 70's, a person could work at a mw job fulltime and afford to go to college part time, those days have been over for a long long time.
My nephew was valedictorian of his class, got a $40,000 scholarship to MIT and STILL had to get loans, even with his parents paying part of the bill.
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Yeah, it does.
And it also gives people the opportunity to go to college without taking out student loans.
Shocker. I know.
Where??????
Who can afford to go to college without loans these days?
Back in the 70's, a person could work at a mw job fulltime and afford to go to college part time, those days have been over for a long long time.
My nephew was valedictorian of his class, got a $40,000 scholarship to MIT and STILL had to get loans, even with his parents paying part of the bill.
He had to get loans if he wanted to go to MIT. I'd be willing to bet that he could choose another school and have his scholarships stretch a lot farther.
People can take loans if they want. Thats their choice. But don't be spouting off that a person was FORCED to take a student loan, and how unfair it is that they have to pay it back.
Where??????
Who can afford to go to college without loans these days?
Back in the 70's, a person could work at a mw job fulltime and afford to go to college part time, those days have been over for a long long time.
My nephew was valedictorian of his class, got a $40,000 scholarship to MIT and STILL had to get loans, even with his parents paying part of the bill.
He had to get loans if he wanted to go to MIT. I'd be willing to bet that he could choose another school and have his scholarships stretch a lot farther.
People can take loans if they want. Thats their choice. But don't be spouting off that a person was FORCED to take a student loan, and how unfair it is that they have to pay it back.
I don't think the GI was complaining about how unfair it was to pay back the loans...he was complaining about how unfair it was to have to get them in the first place.
As for choosing another school, sure, but what are the chances of getting a job? MIT graduate? 100% Highline Community College graduate? 10%, if you're lucky.
My son just finished a 2 year program at DeVry...very expensive and yes he has student loans to pay off to the tune of over $30,000. DeVry has a placement rating of 90%. Meanwhile, his friend, with a cheap 2 year degree at the local community college is working security nights...nothing to do with his degree, his degree is worthless.
Meanwhile, my son already has his first interview scheduled.
Which would you choose? The expensive education with the high placement rating or the cheap education with no help whatsoever at getting a job?
He had to get loans if he wanted to go to MIT. I'd be willing to bet that he could choose another school and have his scholarships stretch a lot farther.
People can take loans if they want. Thats their choice. But don't be spouting off that a person was FORCED to take a student loan, and how unfair it is that they have to pay it back.
I don't think the GI was complaining about how unfair it was to pay back the loans...he was complaining about how unfair it was to have to get them in the first place.
As for choosing another school, sure, but what are the chances of getting a job? MIT graduate? 100% Highline Community College graduate? 10%, if you're lucky.
My son just finished a 2 year program at DeVry...very expensive and yes he has student loans to pay off to the tune of over $30,000. DeVry has a placement rating of 90%. Meanwhile, his friend, with a cheap 2 year degree at the local community college is working security nights...nothing to do with his degree, his degree is worthless.
Meanwhile, my son already has his first interview scheduled.
Which would you choose? The expensive education with the high placement rating or the cheap education with no help whatsoever at getting a job?
Like I said, it's a person's choice. But don't say they were FORCED into taking a loan, and then don't complain about paying it back.
BTW, You don't have to have a college degree to get a good job.
You are correct.Like I said, it's a person's choice. But don't say they were FORCED into taking a loan, and then don't complain about paying it back.
BTW, You don't have to have a college degree to get a good job.
I don't think the GI was complaining about how unfair it was to pay back the loans...he was complaining about how unfair it was to have to get them in the first place.
As for choosing another school, sure, but what are the chances of getting a job? MIT graduate? 100% Highline Community College graduate? 10%, if you're lucky.
My son just finished a 2 year program at DeVry...very expensive and yes he has student loans to pay off to the tune of over $30,000. DeVry has a placement rating of 90%. Meanwhile, his friend, with a cheap 2 year degree at the local community college is working security nights...nothing to do with his degree, his degree is worthless.
Meanwhile, my son already has his first interview scheduled.
Which would you choose? The expensive education with the high placement rating or the cheap education with no help whatsoever at getting a job?
Like I said, it's a person's choice. But don't say they were FORCED into taking a loan, and then don't complain about paying it back.
BTW, You don't have to have a college degree to get a good job.
Yeah, right....
Welcome back to USMB, noose4.
You are correct.Like I said, it's a person's choice. But don't say they were FORCED into taking a loan, and then don't complain about paying it back.
BTW, You don't have to have a college degree to get a good job.
Both my daughters dismissed the college education I offered to pay for.
Both have good jobs.
The eldest also owns her own photography business on the side and has had her work featured in a New York gallery.
Yeah, it does.
And it also gives people the opportunity to go to college without taking out student loans.
Shocker. I know.
Yes if you want to graduate in your 40's.
Hardly.
I graduated in 5 years. No student loans. FSU.
