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i lied who finna spend a decade in college not me 
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so wait... you want to sell clothes now?anyways girlboss
How long did it take you to get your social worker degree? I'm contemplating that one too tbh.I have a social work degree, and working on getting my bachelor of early learning. I want to work with toddlers and kindergarteners
if onlyso wait... you want to sell clothes now?
Two yearsHow long did it take you to get your social worker degree? I'm contemplating that one too tbh.
I’m doing a double major in Computer Science and Professional Writing + CommunicationsI used to want to be a teacher... But then I realized that the school system does not give an actual flying fuck about education, or kids in general.
So, instead.. I'd like to study psychology.So i can creep into the dark corners of everyones mind and blackmail them.
jk ... i guess
Specifically... either a forensic psychologist, Neuropsychologists, or an social psychologist.
anyways girlboss![]()
that sounds really cool.. though computers aren't my thingI’m doing a double major in Computer Science and Professional Writing + Communications![]()
my brain exploded reading the description for that LMAOsmthn in computer science
does anyone else smell money...I studied mechanical engineering
Yeah... I found out for the things i listed they spend 10-13 years in higher education... no thanks@dimpledsoobin Being mindful of tuition costs, loans, and work is always important.. but keep an open mind. You might find something you like better in a year. People tend to change their majors [unless they are pressured by family] prior to graduation.. I know this guy who went to a college that had free tuition that changed his major like 6 times, which is why he's still there are 10 years.. but I digress.
the problem really isn't the years spent in post-secondary education. Its the $150,000 in school loans that amounts to $800-1200 in monthly payments to the government you'd make when getting entry level job afterwards. lolYeah... I found out for the things i listed they spend 10-13 years in higher education... no thanks![]()
I think my sister is planning on studying that.I have a degree in Early Childhood Education
Man, i forgot about student loansthe problem really isn't the years spent in post-secondary education. Its the $150,000 in school loans that amounts to $800-1200 in monthly payments to the government you'd make when getting entry level job afterwards. lol