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you used to be able to work a part time job to pay for your college degree, hence you got value now you have to spend a decade(min) paying of your degree while not even using said degree
you used to be able to work a part time job to pay for your college degree, hence you got value now you have to spend a decade(min) paying of your degree while not even using said degree
It actually wasn't that long ago you could do that, wages were decent and prices were reasonable. 1994ish or so.
As I was leaving college, tuition at the school I was attending went up ~17% per credit hour. It's now looking $200/ch in the eye. For perspective, it was about 2.7x my hourly wage in 1994, now it's closer to 6.7x.
It actually wasn't that long ago you could do that, wages were decent and prices were reasonable. 1994ish or so.
As I was leaving college, tuition at the school I was attending went up ~17% per credit hour. It's now looking $200/ch in the eye. For perspective, it was about 2.7x my hourly wage in 1994, now it's closer to 6.7x.
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