Honestly, everyone wants to talk to me 'bout tradeoffs in education when the "gold standard" for both early & higher education is so far from the curve where tradeoffs have to occur that I want to scream
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Reminder that traditional options take someone with near-zero assets & give them debt they can optimistically expect to still be holding 10+ years laterhttps://twitter.com/Austen/status/1029477650534821888 …
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@webdevMason. I’m a fan of lambda and the opportunity it helps create. However with reasonable decision making this is just not true. Many high schools offer college credit. Community colleges keep costs low. Lots of grants for STEM degrees. -
The word 'traditional' in her tweet is vague but obviously implies private university tuition. You seem to be interpreting it pretty specifically and pretty differently.
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The issue is that people get degrees that don’t produce skills. The math on those degrees does not work well. Also, they maintain high standards of living thinking it will be easy to pay off....
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General business majors -https://twitter.com/ChrisMarsicano/status/1003972764133453824 …
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Reminder that debt when used appropriately can be a very powerful and cost efficient tool.
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Debt that is further unique in being the only class that is excluded from bankruptcy protections.
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