“College isn’t about getting a job” is the perfect angle. It turns college into something so esoteric its success is impossible to measure, and therefore it’s impossible to fail.
For someone like you, you studied CS (great field), probably didn't have much/any debt, went to a cheap/solid school, had valuable skills and a good time. Hard to argue against that.
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The hard thing about valuing a university is it's this huge bundle of 80 things all together that are worth different amounts to different people
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True. In some ways it kinda feels like bloated software. It works well enough that you buy the whole thing, but you really only need a few specific parts of it.
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I just signed a contract for Salesforce so I get it :)
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