2. The opportunity costs of pursuing an education can prove to be more costly than necessary; which may cause it to be discouraging and as a result less beneficial.
3. Unless you are going to be an engineer, architect, teacher, lawyer, the label on your degree does not matter. The degree is a check-mark (as opposed to the focus) in most job requirements.” I’ve been thinking lately about the value of a college education. I earned a B.A. in Psychology from Willamette University in 1991 (with a minor in English Lit, and almost another minor in Speech Com). What have I done with this degree? Almost nothing.” Does It Really Matter?
7. AN ECONOMIC MYSTERY "When it takes, at least, an additional seven years of schooling, and over one hundred thousand dollars in costs and lost earnings, why would a person want to graduate from college….?"