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I see no merit to this argument, since you can always go to college later. When you're 25, the actuarially acdepted age when you are considered an adult, perhap
by ramraj07 7y ago
I see no merit to this argument, since you can always go to college later. When you're 25, the actuarially acdepted age when you are considered an adult, perhaps you can re-evaluate then?
- vkou 7y ago1. If you delay college for 7 years, your post-college earnings timespan shrinks from 43 years to 36. 2. The average 18 year old does not have the money, the connections, the skills, the experience, the family connections, or the grit to start a successful business. If you have been blessed in a number of these factors, sure, go ahead and do it. If you're average, just go to college. Most people are average.