GMCGeneral
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Plus,, apprenticeships through the trade unions do one better as they teach the trades while the apprentice gets paid.There are still trades classes, and many voc schools have long waiting lists.
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Plus,, apprenticeships through the trade unions do one better as they teach the trades while the apprentice gets paid.There are still trades classes, and many voc schools have long waiting lists.
Why single out African American history? What about regular American history?STEM degrees are definitely worthwhile.
African American History and most Social Science and Arts degrees are not worth the paper the diplomas are printed on.
Straight up bullshit.Public school teachers are not underpaid and have great health insurance and summer vacation.
They are lower paid jobs and still make out big via college.Public school teachers are not underpaid and have great health insurance and summer vacation.
STEM graduates usually make enough money to pay back their loans.Why single out African American history? What about regular American history?
And "social science degrees" covers a lot of territory. Economics, anthropology, international relations, criminology, and so on.
At the beginning it is very low pay for a lot of hard work. It's worth it in the long run though.Plus,, apprenticeships through the trade unions do one better as they teach the trades while the apprentice gets paid.
Straight up lies.Non STEM majors are mostly unemployable and even sometimes illerate when they graduate
You guess because you read something on the internet.STEM graduates usually make enough money to pay back their loans.
Non STEM majors are mostly unemployable and even sometimes illerate when they graduate and are the assholes begging for someone else to pay off their debts.
Of course it takes hard word to get a STEM degree. Hard work that the dipshits that get the worthless degrees aren't willing to put out.
My neighbor is a school teacher and is very happy with his career choice.They are lower paid jobs and still make out big via college.
I was a business major and paid off my debt in a very short period of time.Many, many people graduate with degrees in the humanities, and not all carry debt for years and years.
I completed my undergraduate degree with NO debt.I was a business major and paid off my debt in a very short period of time.
In Lifetime Earnings?if you go to college to be an underpaid school teacher it is still about $700k.
You should consider a teaching career.Public school teachers are not underpaid and have great health insurance and summer vacation.
Yes. In lifetime earnings.In Lifetime Earnings?
$700,000 / 35 years = $20,000 per year.Yes. In lifetime earnings.
Average teacher salary today is $66k. Average salary of someone who has a High School Diploma as their educational attainment level is $42k. So, seems to check out.$700,000 / 35 years = $20,000 per year.
I made $24,000 in my first year of teaching in 1985.
Sure, if you consider "Life-Time" earnings for a teacher to be a period of 11 years.Average teacher salary today is $66k. Average salary of someone who has a High School Diploma as their educational attainment level is $42k. So, seems to check out.
My oldest granddaughter is getting a scholarship and a 50,000 dollar a year internship and she's still in college.https://www.britannica.com/technology/Sputnik
Sputnik was a national disaster in the late 1950's that had to be dealt with because the Russians appeared to be getting ahead of us in science and technology. Just twelve years later, we purportedly put a man on the Moon! NASA, our national space agency, brought large groups of former Nazis over here after World Two and whitewashed their Nazi pasts. The US then set about putting those Russians in their place and demonstrated to the world that our college-attending academic superiority was a force for good and no one should mess with us.
Skyrockets in sight, it was a national delight in 1969 when humans launched from America put footprints on the Moon's soil. Grainy images of spacesuits bouncing in Moon dust were transmitted in ancient analog technology to anyone anywhere that had access to the primitive television sets of the day. We never looked back from sending everyone to college. But wait a minute, did we win because colleges were a good idea or because the Nazis were good at building rockets after lobbing them on English cities? Was Wernher Von Braunn one of the "good" Nazis?
You decide, but base your decision on the facts, not on your impulse to get out of debt you took on to send your kid to college.
Carry on,
Ray
I think you misunderstand. That number is how much more teachers earn than a HS graduate in their lifetime. It’s a lot more even though teachers are generally low paid for a college grad job.Sure, if you consider "Life-Time" earnings for a teacher to be a period of 11 years.