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I waited to got to college until I decided what to do. My sister ( 2yr younger & poorer grades) went to college before me. She switched and switched majors costing my parents money.
I eventually went, & paid my own way. I changed from a nurse to health information management. I went to a cheaper school that offered a free internship that could guarantee me an entree level job. Did what was required and got an entre level job at $14/hr.
My sister never graduated because she made 3+ more as a waitress. I graduated and spent 8 years at a company with one raise of $0.05 (leading oncology center in SW Florida who recently went bankrupt and sold to overseas company) then quit and went to work as a waitress for the- less hours worked, more money. Still owe $35,000 that was wasted.
Lesson learned – entry level should not require experience. It's ENTRY level.
College is bs that can be learned on site for an “entry level” position!
Colleges charge too much, but you already know this. My main question is why are people required to do 2-4 years of paid schooling ($25-50,000+) for a job that pays $10/hr instead of /$12
It's time to fix this!