> If you can't pay $365 a year for college, even on Walmart wages, might not actually be that driven to complete courses/degree. Some people _can_ pay that muc

> If you can't pay $365 a year for college, even on Walmart wages, might not actually be that driven to complete courses/degree. Some people _can_ pay that much money and blow off the whole thing. The notion that disposable income is a useful metric to measure one's "drive" is one of the most managerial, tone-deaf, over-privileged, peak-hacker-news comments I have ever seen. Please reconsider your position on this. Or at least, please - don't become a manager.