LogFAQs > #926234797

Thing is, if you manage to get a good education your almost laughing how fast you can pay it off. Sure it might not come immediately, but after you get "experience" under your belt, companies are literally begging to get you. My buddy got fired from his job as a cook from a local restaurant. That same day he got hired on by another company for higher wage as a general cook.

Same with his brother. His brother got a degree fixing computers. Started making 12/h, but after 7 years he's now making over a hundred grand a year. Just by always moving to a better company. Even if a company paid 25 cents more than the previous company, he'd still apply and move if necessary.

Problem is getting that experience. It's easy when your living at home as long as you study and memorize the material, but if your working 2 jobs just to keep your place it becomes a nightmare.