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Surely you're not suggesting that if only those kids didn't have a degree they would have a job instead.
by GFK_of_xmaspast 11y ago
Surely you're not suggesting that if only those kids didn't have a degree they would have a job instead.
- dataker 11y agoA degree usually won't "diminish" you chances, but you spend a lot of time studying. One of the most beautiful concepts in Finance is Future Value: 1$ a year from now doesn't have the same as value as it does right now.
- moonchrome 11y agoIt depends entirely on the situation - your degree will take time you could have spent doing other things (eg. apprenticeship) it will create expectations/influence the kind of job you're willing to accept and can be detrimental when applying for lower skilled jobs.