There’s a lot of factors that makes that a good idea vs a bad idea. If your goal is just to achieve a degree and it doesn’t matter the quality, then it makes s

There’s a lot of factors that makes that a good idea vs a bad idea. If your goal is just to achieve a degree and it doesn’t matter the quality, then it makes sense. Maybe you have an existing job where there’s a guaranteed promotion of you have a degree. But school is about learning and making connections, not just sheepskin. If you want to get a good internship, or grad school then grades and special projects with professors are important. So the person who graduates in 4 years will likely have a much higher lifetime income than the person who graduates on 3 years.