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I'm not sure about this. I've taken out some loans to finance my education, but overall I would say both experience and financial ROI have been totally worth it
by gtm1260 7y ago
I'm not sure about this. I've taken out some loans to finance my education, but overall I would say both experience and financial ROI have been totally worth it.
If I went to any other program, I doubt that it would have been that way (given, the thing I went to school for is weirdly specialized).
- throwaway100773 7y agoYour school may be an exception. There are exceptions for most people, but the acceptance rates are low. For example, a well adjusted middle class child would be a foolish in most circumstances not to take out debt to attend Harvard, Yale, Princeton or Stanford (and a select few other universities where you can maximize the chances of vastly increasing the status of your social network with four years of camaraderie). However, after you dip below a certain level of status, the benefits are much less clear. A middle class child may never have the opportunity to get exposure to one or two notches up save for education. But this only exists in a select few places.