/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.51640889]

Is getting a college degree still worth the investment?

[Anonymous No.51640952]

it's the next ticket for women to go ez mode in life with their rl game genie

[Anonymous No.51640962]

>>51640889
for the most part yes

[Anonymous No.51640987]

>>51640889
are these chicks using this site to fish for followers? it's the same girl from the "i'm about to get my brokers license" video. i found it funny cause i thought it was real

[Anonymous No.51640999]

>>51640889
it's the gracile neck for me
just look at it, I could crush with as much as 3 fingers
god I love choking bitched during sexo

[Anonymous No.51641007]

>>51640889
I got mine for free

[Anonymous No.51641047]

>>51640889

If you want to make over $60,000 and work a regular schedule with benefits, then ME, CS, EE, MD, Nursing (- regularly sched), CPA will still get you there. If top of class, real University, and willing to apply to 200 jobs and keep up with industry.

Not great, but better than on-call at AutoZone.

[Anonymous No.51641091]

>>51640889
i want to kiss her neck and sniff her hair bros
thanks for listening

[Anonymous No.51641094]

>>51641047
It's kinda easy to make 60k a year. Trade guys easily make that

[Anonymous No.51641109]

>>51641091
>>51640999
This whore doesn't even need to work judging by all the simptrons in the world

[Anonymous No.51641118]

>>51640999
nice trips
on a serious note what's with zoomer girls and being choked?
I was born 1987 and when I was growing up girls hated that shit
but whenever I fuck an 18-22 year old zoomer chick they want me to slap and choke them

[Anonymous No.51641131]

>>51641094

Yeah $60k is the new average. No longer a good salary, just living a middle tier life. $200k is the new $100k.

[Anonymous No.51641138]

>>51641047
>Nursing
god damn america is a crazy place. nurses dont make shit here. absolute shit pay considering how tough the job is, i cant believe anyone would willingly do it

[Anonymous No.51641169]

I'm a CMO for a small scale business in my little shitty country nobody knows about and I make 30k a month. I trade crypto on the side (SOL, SHINJA, BNB and DOGE) and I'm doing fine.
Worth it? No. Unless you are a complete brainlet for programming like me. If that's the case it's still pretty good

[Anonymous No.51641179]

>>51641138
RNs killed it during the pandemic but their pay is starting to go back though

[Anonymous No.51641182]

>>51641169
cmo deez nuts haha XD gottem!

[Anonymous No.51641195]

>>51641169
For some fucking reason I though the thread was about design professions in general I'm fucking retarded and my ego is massive.

[Anonymous No.51641221]

>>51640889
If more and more people are furthering their qualifications and education, OP, then the value of having an education depreciates; rapidly at that.

[Anonymous No.51641227]

i'm an onlyfans femboy and i dropped out of college after like a week or so and i probably make way more than 99% of /biz/

[Anonymous No.51641257]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v35QBazBtDg

[Anonymous No.51641286]

>>51641227
can you sell porn art on only fans?

[Anonymous No.51641287]

>>51641047
Jesus Christ, just look up ways to shortcut the system, people. If you get a 2-year degree in radiology and then get certified to operate an MRI machine, you're making 70k -100k depending on location after 2 years of schooling.

[Anonymous No.51641293]

>>51641118
it's because there is no real men in their generation
women instinctively want to be put in their place where they belong
you gotta rough them up every so often, they'll appreciate you all the more for it if it's genuine

[Anonymous No.51641315]

>>51641287
radiology school in my area has a waitlist for years lol
lmao
reeeeee

[Anonymous No.51641329]

>>51641094
>>51641131

Many people struggle to make $60,000 without overtime or hazard pay. College "guarantees" it with the right major. You will top 60k as a trucker, electrician, plumber, HVAC tech, good drafter, etc. But you need to understand what those fields entail.

>>51641138
>>51641179

Runs can break 100k in the US. Specialty nurses (radiology, ER). Its tough work and RN programs are very selective now.

[Anonymous No.51641341]

>>51641315
You can't get into a radiology program at your community college(s)?

[Anonymous No.51641363]

It's worth it if you choose a field with a decent income.
Please remember that for most of human history, college education was reserved for the wealthy (it takes money to cover housing/food/clothing/etc while not having to work for years). It is not a right, and for the past 50 years has trended towards affordability specifically BECAUSE the elite don't want to cede power/control to the lower classes. Keeping them in low-paying wageslave jobs maintains the current hierarchy of power.

[Anonymous No.51641403]

>>51640889
If she were my baby she wouldn't need to work in such places. I would give her of everything

[Anonymous No.51641413]

>>51641329
>You will top 60k as a trucker

Garbage men will top out at six figures

[Anonymous No.51641438]

>>51641118
I was born in 88 you’re probably still a virgin considering all you just said—considering humans have been choking each other since the dawn of time. Or you grew up Amish. Either way kys

[Anonymous No.51641460]

>>51641413
this is a meme. only happens in like NYC and SF. i live near philly and they make shit money.

[Anonymous No.51641465]

>>51641293
Post body zoom zoom real man I need a laugh

[Anonymous No.51641470]

>>51641118
>>51641438
All the women I knew and fucked wanted to get choked out or slapped around in bed.
>.t born in 83

[Anonymous No.51641474]

>>51641169
>30k a month
>not worth it

[Anonymous No.51641514]

I can't relate to burgers, i make £9.40 an hour working a shit job with no real future. Oh and i have a degree aswell but ofcourse too many retards have one aswell and not enough jobs to go around so stuck working dead-end jobs.

[Anonymous No.51641515]

>>51641363
We already know this, schill; how can we corroborate to make college cheap without imploding the entire system or staging a violent revolution?

[Anonymous No.51641615]

>>51640889
Long story short it depends on (1) what your degree is in and (2) most importantly what you want to do with the rest of your life. Entrepreneurship isn't for everyone and I know most of you just want to be paid to do fuck all and entrepreneurship isn't that so don't think you can just drop out and become the next Steve Jobs or whatever the fuck. I was a STEM major and by all accounts was going to have great job security and a make a comfortable living but I was fucking miserable as fuck so I dropped out. Luckily for me though I've always been a self starter and just fucking do things without asking others for permission or validation so I learned how to code the summer after high school and honed my skills throughout undergrad and built a couple of mobile apps regardless of the fact that my my major was unrelated to computer science or software engineering. This experience and background landed me a job at a mobile dev studio and then after a couple of years I left to work a front end/UX/UI job and then later another job at a perfomance marketing and analytics company that got bought out by Shopify. I started a side hustle that I then turned into a side business and then eventually went into full time and now have another business on top of that. Everything was done without a college degree. This was 10 years in the fucking making and took a lot of grueling work. Your best bet is to get some bullshit business degree and try to become a product manager or project manager or even a management consulting job like those corporate influencer chicks on TikTok. Life is hard and making a living is hard, but only at first. Suck it the fuck up and figure it out but remember the first two points I made. Also, don't be afraid to experiment and just go off into the deep end. A college degree is probably the best bet for the majority of people, still.

[Anonymous No.51641688]

>>51641515

College became expensive because the state started subsidizing it. When every retard is allowed to sign for a $150k loan for no reason suddenly the costs skyrocket. College used to be exclusive and only for the truly outstanding.

[Anonymous No.51641700]

>>51641515
Some of the largest corporations in the world have courses and training programs for positions within that don't require you to have a college degree. They're affordable and sometimes even free but they're for very specific positions which requires upfront commitment on your part. They're all over Coursera, EdX and Skillshare. Even Google will train you to become a digital marketer or web dev and can help place you in a job that starts at $60k. Worth taking a look.

[Anonymous No.51641710]

>>51640889
Why can't she makeup her way to a better hair line? Like draw one on or something.

[Anonymous No.51641712]

>>51641615
Degrees are actually a meme because of the Pareto Principle and your anecdote is literally what >0.01% of the population experiences

[Anonymous No.51641730]

>>51641700
>They're all over Coursera, EdX and Skillshare. Even Google will train you to become a digital marketer or web dev and can help place you in a job that starts at $60k. Worth taking a look.

I mean do employers look at these courses the same way they do college degrees?

[Anonymous No.51641743]

>>51641688
It's true. Most people would have been peasant farmers or laborers even just 50 years ago like you said. These are incredibly modern problems that require new never been thought of solutions. I fully agree that college should remain exclusive and elite as it once was. You can receive technical and career training in another way. College doesn't even train you in any capacity to do anything in industry which is bizarre to think about given that every college and university these days is just a diploma mill.

[Anonymous No.51641757]

>>51641700
Very interesting, care to share some links for a wagie-wagie in the cagie?

[Anonymous No.51641761]

>>51641465
kek looks like little zoomie got triggered
sit down boy

[Anonymous No.51641794]

>>51641515
> without imploding the entire system
Honestly, not possible. You'd basically need to cut every public university's budget in half, with massive layoffs and austerity measures, while also increasing taxes by double-digit percentages. It'd basically turn academia into a job training center instead of a generalized institution of higher learning. Liberal arts would be reserved for private institutions.

[Anonymous No.51641825]

>>51641730
Yes because they're the employers themselves. Google is trying to phase out degree requirements for certain jobs but they also want to be in charge of the training. Once you get an "in" into any professional setting and develop on the job skills your degree begins to matter less and less. Ultimately thought it's all dependent on the industry and how young the people running those companies are. Technology and creative fields are great in that they think progressively about these sorts of things no matter how fucked up everything else they do is.

[Anonymous No.51641828]

>>51641514

Can we use this thread to solve this anyone's problem? Age? Country? Degree?

I am sure we can find some bs for you to do to double income.

[Anonymous No.51641885]

>>51641757
https://grow.google/certificates/#?modal_active=none

[Anonymous No.51641891]

>>51641794
Considering people attend college specifically to get into an industry, isn't the value of higher learning rendered inconsequential? Wouldn't it be better for society to turn colleges into industry training centers with auxiliary courses like foreign languages etc. made available if students so choose?

[Anonymous No.51641922]

>>51641757
Go on Coursera, EdX, Skillshare, and LinkedIn and lurk around their website and you'll find them after some digging. Don't have them readily available on my phone.

[Anonymous No.51641930]

>>51641885
Thank you, brother

[Anonymous No.51641974]

>>51641930
Anytime anon. If you're thinking of web dev or front end full stack development The Odin Project and Full Stack Open are also free coding bootcamps that are held in high regard. Might be relevant to you. Best of luck. God speed.

[Anonymous No.51641987]

>>51641470
You're attracted to women who want to be choked and slapped when they get fucked because your mom was a submissive whore with BPD; there, I solved your psychological issues.

[Anonymous No.51642189]

>>51641828
Sure, I'll start
31/USA/ 1 semester of community college pursuing an AAS in biology

[Anonymous No.51642237]

>>51640889
The biggest advantage of going to college is the gateway to increased opportunity. We aren’t just talking about more work opportunities after graduation, but also the endless possibilities of making new connections that may become of value to you for life, the benefits of gaining knowledge, the encouragement of discovering new passions, and so much more! Attending college gives you the opportunity to meet new people of different backgrounds with unique interests, increasing your chances of connecting with people in your potential career field. Knowing the right people can take you far in life! You never know who is going to help you land your dream job, or connect you with the right person who will.Some ways you can expand your network in college is by becoming a part of clubs that align with your interests, playing sports, or volunteering for an organization. Joining a sorority or a fraternity is also a surefire way to meet some close friends for many. You could even pick up an internship or part-time job on or off-campus, and meet people that way as well. Learning from someone more established is also a fantastic way to test the waters in a field of interest, and in that sense, get to know yourself better! Students pursuing higher education are presented with the opportunity to read books and listen to lectures of top experts in their fields. As a result, they gain advanced knowledge in areas that interest them most. This stimulation encourages individuals to think critically, question concepts, and explore new ideas, which allow for additional growth and development. Generally, college graduates have an edge in the job market over those who have just come out of high school. In recent years, seniors have also been going back to college to exercise their minds and to learn from new opportunities to help them as they grow older.Finally, most people pursuing a college degree look forward to promising job prospects after graduating.

[Anonymous No.51642263]

>>51642237
he good news is that many recruiters in the United States now look for candidates that have experienced higher education. We have shifted from a manufacturing-based economy to a knowledge-based economy, which makes having a college education especially important these days. Regardless of what career field plan to commit to, you will likely benefit from going to college! By experiencing things like being a part of a club, participating in a group study, taking a variety of courses, and continually enhancing your work ethic, you innately get to know yourself as an individual better. More often than not, those entering their twenties without a clue on what they want to do for a living will develop a better sense of their “calling” after taking different classes that were not offered in high school. Some examples of such courses may include psychology, communications, sociology, business, and computer science, to name a few. Many higher education students are also living away from home for the first time, and that independence and freedom allows them to try things they didn’t feel totally comfortable doing in their high school years. New discoveries could lead to new passions and potential career paths after college! With the global economy becoming increasingly competitive, going to college is a smart way to give yourself the best chance at landing a stable, well-paying job. Gain a wealth of knowledge and experience that you would never receive if you decided to skip higher education. You’ll be surprised at how much personal development you will experience, too!

[Anonymous No.51642347]

>>51641091
I hope you get your wish.

[Anonymous No.51642354]

>>51641118
It got way more normalized. Girls nowadays all take it in the ass too.

[Anonymous No.51642545]

>>51640889
Why the hell would they hire an overqualified person that leaves the minute they get a better job

[Anonymous No.51642554]

>>51642189

Switch now. Biology has two purposes:

1. Pre-med
2. PhD research

You cant do anything other than $15/he ($30 in a decade) lab work with a masters or below I'm bio.

I am not joking when I say quit now unless you have a very clear understanding of what you are going for with that.

[Anonymous No.51642638]

>>51641828
26/bong obviously since £/Accounting
There's no way to double my income, not in this god forsaken country anyways.

[Anonymous No.51642735]

>>51641700
>>51641885
I got both the Google Data Analytics and IT Support certificates recently. I live not too far from NYC. Should I look into applying for potential entry-level jobs at Google? I don't have any experience in either field though.

[Anonymous No.51642779]

>>51641118
my gf like light choking and spanking. She also like being held like a baby and rocked.

[Anonymous No.51642927]

>"like, do you want to buy this frappucino"
>sobs
Fuck this bitch

[Anonymous No.51642950]

>>51640889
yeah. i make about $100k wfh as an accountant with 4 years of experience. it's not codenigger money but i don't mind it.

[Anonymous No.51643117]

>>51640889
Give me cute vampire looking gf also someone post the fucking webm

[Anonymous No.51643915]

>>51642347
thank you fren

[Anonymous No.51644107]

>>51640889
isn't that the crying real estate girl who got posted constantly

[Anonymous No.51644428]

>>51641329
Walmart pays their truckers over $100k minimum plus benefits

[Anonymous No.51644467]

>>51640889
the value in acollege degree isnt acollege degree but the socialnetworking you do with other students and professors. the world is ran by nepotism and special interests, so if you are a dumb npc that just shows up to do your testies and get your piece of paper that says you are a good boy, dont waste your time.

[Anonymous No.51645965]

>>51640889
I would not get a degree. you can make social connections by going to meeetups and facebook groups. trades pay more and certifications gets you paid equally the same with experience

[Anonymous No.51646004]

>>51645965
>certifications gets you paid equally the same with experience

You think those Coursera certs will get you better jobs than college degrees?