>going $100,000 in debt and spending 4 of the best years of

>>37939361
>40k debt for 30k job

thats my scenario. I majored in worthless shit to so honestly it couldn't have turned out any other way

>>37939361
>don't go to college: work until you die
>go to college: work until you die or get lucky
>do a trade: retire but ruin your body
Everything is a meme.

where the fuck are these ___k numbers coming from?
most college grads will be getting their pay hourly

>>37939430
Life is struggle and suffering, it's that way for every living organism on the planet.

The sooner you accept that the sooner you can make the most of it.

>>37939432

if you take that hourly pay and double it that's roughly how much you make per year

For example:

20 / hr -> 40/yr

$20 * 8 hr / day * 5 day / wk * 50 wk / yr

= 40 k

that being said I would assume most college grads would be paid salaries and not hourly

At this point, it's better to work blue collar, work tons of OT at the start and invest wisely than getting into debt. Unless it's something like engineering, or healthcare. Even majors like finance and accounting and economics are getting flooded with shitty grads who'll work for minimum wage

>neet
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>>37939361
I am on a full tuition scholarship, work as an RA so my housing and meal plan is paid (plus $120 bux a month stipend to boot) and I get gubbermint bux which pay my fees. $0 debt for my bachelor's which will net me likely a $50k or more per year job. Suck it, neetcucks.

>>37939500
That's my plan, I finish my electrical apprenticeship next year. The idea is that I'll work my ass off on overtime around the country and use the money to either invest or open my own contracting business.

>>37939474
That's why I've been a neet for the last four years.