Mike Rowe has a take on the current college climate

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MikeRoweWorks Foundation CEO Mike Rowe argues that four-year college degrees are no longer seen as a source of pride by graduates

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J8GPxzuYVw

I don't agree with many takes from Mike Rowe, but he's 100% correct here.
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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.
Is Mike Rowe
On Fox Business
Talking about a culture war issue
Who hasn't been to college in decades

Correct about what current college grads think about their degrees? Or about anything else?

No.
I gotta be righteous, I gotta be me, I gotta be conscious, I gotta be free, I gotta be able, I gotta attack, I gotta be stable, I gotta be black.
Given it's Mike Rowe and it's on Fox, he's probably using some real shit reasoning but I'll agree the prestige of degrees are definitely wearing a bit thin.
Kai_Laguna posted...
Given it's Mike Rowe and it's on Fox, he's probably using some real shit reasoning but I'll agree the prestige of degrees are definitely wearing a bit thin.
He actually does a good job of not taking the Fox people's bait of giving a controversial opinion they wanted.
THE Ohio State: 11-2 | Las Vegas Raiders: 8-9
voldothegr8 posted...
He actually does a good job of not taking the Fox people's bait of giving a controversial opinion they wanted.

What's he say so we don't have to watch the video and give Fox views.
Rage is a hell of an anesthetic.
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.
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