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Topic	Is college worth it if you know you're not cut out for something in real demand?
COVxy 09/05/17 2:58:22 PM #10:	IGotIt4Cheap posted... I have a friend that's only 24 that busted his ass working Overnights in Hotels that a Assistant Manager Job in NYC making $90k. On the flipside I have a friend that has a Master's in Sociology that doesn't make $40k. Money isn't everything, and it's important to note that probable difference in job satisfaction. Though I do agree with this: IGotIt4Cheap posted... it all comes back to Proper Planning Which is that you have to go in with a plan, at least a developing plan, from the start. If you start planning your junior year, it's usually too late to make yourself competitive for a lot of things. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:886071767] in Is college... [t:75742133]...</cite> <quote><cite>IGotIt4Cheap posted...</cite> <quote>I have a friend that's only 24 that busted his ass working Overnights in Hotels that a Assistant Manager Job in NYC making $90k. On the flipside I have a friend that has a Master's in Sociology that doesn't make $40k. </quote> Money isn't everything, and it's important to note that probable difference in job satisfaction. Though I do agree with this: <cite>IGotIt4Cheap posted...</cite> <quote> it all comes back to Proper Planning</quote> Which is that you have to go in with a plan, at least a developing plan, from the start. If you start planning your junior year, it's usually too late to make yourself competitive for a lot of things. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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