college

>>39371445
Because I don't live in America and finding decent job here without college is impossible

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>>39371501
this.
also you're guaranteed a job through if you're not literally retarded and study hard enough. where I'm from anyway, don't know how it is in burgerland.

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honestly, because I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life and it was a way to prolong my excuse for not having any career or direction in life
>I'm a full time student LOL xD

I know I'm pathetic.

>>39371501
Then you have the same experience as millenials in America. A degree has the value a public education did a generation ago.

>>39371445
Two things. I'm really passioate about what I'm studying, and I'm studying a fairly technical field that would be difficult to selfstudy.

>>39371445
It's the only way I know how to socialize. I spent 6 years getting my 2-year degree, another 3 completing my Bachelor's, was accepted into a graduate program and changed courses from going for a Master's to now aiming for a PhD. I am beyond archmage tier at this point.

>>39371732

Congrats, anon. What are you studying?

>>39371445
You need college for a decent job

>>39371825
Wildlife ecology; specifically, magellanic penguins and their aggression and vulnerability to predation.

The piece of paper is a nice little bonus and it keeps you off the family shitlist.

Honest answer: Not living in america, College is pretty much free, even the books.
It increases my pay later down the road and makes it easier to get a job. Also I really really enjoy the learning and the environment college puts me in