and other economic stuff
which has its uses
@Gustavus Adolphus I woudldn't necessarily be for it. Just saying, if you want to start giving out free education, start with trade schools
especially in regards to training to deal with economic and business standards and regulations
Economics is an applied math degree by any other name
the federal codes are so byzantine
tha having a formal education in them is extremely helpful
and lawyring itself
is also very valuable
The thing about college degree are, you can't just skip ahead to the final test just to get it done and over with for job purposes
Legal stuff is definitely stem-adjacent. The study of the legal world is honestly equivalent to the study of the physical world
They are literally a money sink used to filter out people who don't indebt themselves
And non rich
they frequently provide training and such
But I have to go make sure you degenerates get your sex dolls from amazon on tine. TTYL
they're also indoctrination centers
along with connections to businesses
i dont know why youd just think theyre all worthless
not every degree is lib arts
and even lib arts degrees
can be useful
if in a narrow field
Most of the ones with the crippling debt are.
for example
history
because Marxists have gradually invaded our education system
in terms of
Yeah, connections, okay. Try those connections at any community college or cheap 4-year School
archaeoogy
HIstory is easy as fuck to learn without college or school
4 year schools are still colleges
You're better off going to a career field specific training program and getting certified in something relevant
I mean, the similarities are uncanny
most of what I know I gleaned after graduating high school
@Jokerfaic yeah but have fun joining an archaelogical dig without references
there's no barrier to this shit
I still remember some chick with over 100k$ of student loans and her degree was in fucking *chinese traditional medicine* or something like that
well
chinese traditional medicine literally involves baby eating
soooo
