"College, Is It Worth It?"

[TheDarkWolph]

Even some of the College Board members said the million dollar figure was inaccurate, wow a contradiction straight from the source itself smh

[zstreet1]

I hate college

[alangentrinapestegui]

agree with abhimanyu5. Getting a college degree doesn't always mean doors opening for you, networks, and having a job waiting for you. DEFINITELY NOT 100%. It was true 10 or 20 years ago but things have changed drastically thanks to Bush and power hungry people who have destroyed the economy.

[ferrari4sale]

You know who fall for this college trick the most?

-Asian

[ferrari4sale]

What a stupid video.  People who went to school especially higher education are stupid with money. They think it's normal to be in debt. Being in debt is being a slave, but i guess college doesn't teach them that. A degree doesn't guarantee crap. Higher education = higher debt

[jgtheman84]

no, college is not worth the time, or money, or effort.

[ticks4ticks4]

@jgtheman84 The experience of the time spent might be wonderful, but the return (worth) of the time/money/effort is definitely not worth it! With many college degrees unmarketable, high competition, overseas market, debt to worry about--definitely not worth it! But high school guidance counselors and others still push it!

[jgtheman84]

@ticks4ticks4 i dont know why they are trying to push it, you can learn more by educating yourself.

[littlenickyn]

It's funny how many blue collared Americans act like they're against college degrees. Hahaha! It's very ironic to me.

Hmm, do manual intense labor for a career where the peak pay usually never escapes middleclass... orrrrrrrrrr... get a bachelors degree or higher from a decent school to obtain a career that you enjoy as well as make more money. Tough choice, eh?

[sam169170]

It is not worth it. You better off go to a vocational school or something. First, you will start wokring quicker and you graduate with no student loans. Plus, you may make more money than with a bachelor's degree. For example, person A went to school to become a mecanic and persion B for BA Business. 10 yerars from high school, person A would have made 8*50,000=400,000 but person B would have made 5*50,000 - 4*25,000 = 150,000. That's bad if you are 30 years old.

[Kesvideos23]

The degree, the education and the experience are all valuable things. But are in no way worth the Cost!!!! College advertising is as bad a the Military, one has you on Delta force the other has you a millionair, all misleading, terribly misleading. I'd rather cigarette compaines advertise again if it ment college was exposed for the scam it is.

[prschuster]

If you don't have a rich daddy who can pay your way, go to a community college or votech school first and get a marketable skill. Then, if you are unusually bright and want to become a doctor, MBA or lawyer, it may be worth going on to get a professional degree.

[martinbelmont]

Dont do it. The universities are pure money machines. They cheat people and are laughing all the way to the bank.

[saifking35]

wat song?

[abhimanyu5]

the 1 million figure is a LIE !!

it is nonsense that is fed to mainstream society. getting a university degree does NOT mean that there will be a job waiting for you.

[littlenickyn]

@abhimanyu5 Maybe it's a lie, or more so not 100% of degrees relate to it. And of course students may not have a job waiting for them... but, obviously college grads get paid way more on average compared to those without a degree.

[LeftLiberalSoCal]

This is a STUPID video.

The million dollar figure is a lie.

[YoungHeem215]

I hope went I graduate I will be able to find a job in my chosen career path Networking baby

[assWompingMadNess]

you gotta choose a realistic major such as nursing, business administration or engineering...not communications, philosophy, sociology or art or drawing.....nice..but be real....go to a university in your state not another state...plan to live at home instead of being strapped for cash renting or co-renting a place or the stupid idea of dorms room and board.....buy books cheaper online by finding ahead of time what books you will need, etc.....

[earwasel2]

the one million statistic takes into account everone that goes to college, even those lucky bastards that earn $2 million a year, so the average is driven out of proportion

there is no correlation between going to college and living a healthy lifestyle...it is a logical fallacy linking two things together that have no relationship

I went to college for six years and got a masters in journalism, then ended up doing an apprenticeship so i could get a real job

college = overrated

[74u73hjd]

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[xXSwizXx]

that one million is a lie...

[assWompingMadNess]

i dont agree either...but they do earn a hell of a lot more

[joesteinbock]

Good information! Very fair and objective! Thank you for sharing. (from an Adult Education Instructor in Nebraska)

[cmg2buj]

wow