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I don't actually think you're particularly far off from my point. In general, I think it's an ROI thing - the vast majority of non-technical degrees from low-t

I don't actually think you're particularly far off from my point. In general, I think it's an ROI thing - the vast majority of non-technical degrees from low-tier schools have abysmal ROI. That said, ROI obviously depends on the I and the R - you intelligently kept the R down, and it sounds like you got a good I, so yeah, no disagreement. I just think you're very much the exception.

offtop5 6y ago
To be blunt, many of us graduate high school unable to properly read and write . At least 2 years of college is always needed to shore these basic skills up. Then again I've worked many minimum wage jobs with master degree holders for