My experimental concept for post-secondary schooling goes as follows: Spend four years at junior college(s) taking useful sounding classes. German, welding, p

My experimental concept for post-secondary schooling goes as follows: Spend four years at junior college(s) taking useful sounding classes. German, welding, programming, calculus, jazz band, EMT, with no intention of getting an associates degree (which is of little value in any case). Cheap, and you might actually learn something. In the modern era, I'm not so sure that following the obvious path is the right idea anymore.