>Also, I feel sorry for anyone who only views education as a way to get a job. They've missed out on a lot of beauty in the world. One famous result from psych

>Also, I feel sorry for anyone who only views education as a way to get a job. They've missed out on a lot of beauty in the world. One famous result from psychology is that having people focus on an extrinsic reward for doing something tends to completely overshadow the intrinsic reward involved in performance. Contrast this with the cost of tuition and the dots naturally connect. (Of course, the opportunity cost of spending four years of your life doing something shouldn't be understated either.)