Community college can be a great investment in some cases, definitely. Especially for people who struggle with setting goals and self-discipline. If you have se

Community college can be a great investment in some cases, definitely. Especially for people who struggle with setting goals and self-discipline. If you have self-discipline and know what you want to be able to do, there can be a lot of unnecessary time waste in the classroom. I would be curious to break down and audit time against 4 buckets of things you will learn. Things you "need to know", "ought to know", "don't need" and "don't actually understand". I wonder how long it takes to fill each bucket and how much faster the latter two grow. Experience is the best teacher of all and additional schooling is the biggest barrier to useful experience.