this advice is applicable for .02% of the population. For the vast majority of people (even in top n-schools) there is value that isn’t just signaling. We can debate the roi on that all day, but the generalized advice is dangerous, take it from a college dropout.https://twitter.com/DoveyWan/status/1213325247320969218 …
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College isn't scaleable. It takes far too much capital to manufacture- the money you spend in coklege- if you wanted to broaden your social skills and context of environment could be done through education-based travel programs.
college isn't scalable might be the most exploding brain take this website has ever seenpic.twitter.com/XawAow3MuU
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Scalability is defined as the capacity to be changed in size or scale. In the time it takes to adapt a school to an African Buisness program, you could go to Lagos and educate yourself on African Buisness Development for less than the price of a single class.
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Want to scale knowledge capital?YouTube has over 500,000 different videos in education itself I can watch for free from the likes of TED to Matt D'Avella. Human Capital? You can DM some of the best if the best on Instagram with the right strategy.
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Affiliate Capital? Socialized growth applications are on their way out. When something is rapidly scaleable, it can be expanded into great outreach for low cost. Yes, you can 'scale' the college system, but it carries effeciency cost that slowly lowers that ability under comp.
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