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What are the pros and cons of the following paths?
Which one got the best shot of leaving the middle class?
>Get business degree, start up own company with people who know about their trade.
>Get a STEM degree. Work in the industry and use high wage and experience to start own company. Study business in spare time self.
>Get a STEM degree. Work in the industry and use high wage and experience to start own company. Study for MBA in spare time.
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>>1077235
The one where you play in the NBA
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Family situation etc
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>>1077236
Pretty much this. Although, it depends on what you mean by middle class. If you want to be part of the 1% in the US, then good luck, it's not happening. However, if you want to be in the top 25% (in wages, let's say) and you consider that being out of the middle class. Then it can be achieved using any of the three ways that you mentioned, but it means working day in and day out until you make it.
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>MBA
>not a JD
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>>1077235
Apparently, real estate has produced the most millionaires.
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The one where you don't post bawww threads in /adv/ about your gay anxiety problems
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>>1077235
Either 2 or 3. MBA cost is negligible, assuming you get something out of it.
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>>1077235
The majority of people do not end up on the path the began with
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