Questionmarktarius posted...
4-year degree is the new highschool diploma when you're looking for a job, but with asstons of debt instead of just some trombone or something you'll never play again.
Yeah, that's a thing I think Boomers have a hard time understanding because when they were entering the workforce a 4-year degree was something special that made someone stand out. But now it doesn't because so many more people have them. It's just become a baseline requirement for a lot of jobs.
In the field I work in a 4-year degree is required but most of the time a degree on its own is not enough to get your foot in the door anymore. You need an internship for that.