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Monday, July 6, 2009

Is a College Degree Worthless?

By Jack Hough, SmartMoney

College degrees bring higher income, but at today's cost they can't make up the savings they consume and the debt they add early in the life of a typical student.
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3 comments:

  1. Sometimes, we need a basic degree for any employment in the market...master and PhD is optional...

    Thats why we need scholarship or if your parents are rich enough then ok...

    Are you feeling like losing to education?

    Bye

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  2. I feel like the article is right. Education is not completely worthless, yet it doesn't justify time and money needed to get a degree. And, yes, most people just need to learn how to read and write and that's about it.

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