(Disclaimer: I did go to college) There seem to be differences between US and Europe, but being Spanish and having studied in Spain here are my thoughts: Yes,

(Disclaimer: I did go to college) There seem to be differences between US and Europe, but being Spanish and having studied in Spain here are my thoughts: Yes, I would go again. Not for the degree itself, but the stuff you learn during that period. It's not necessarily technical stuff or stuff you'l explicitly use when you find a job, but you do and learn things that will come back to you at some point in time. I got my current job because of the project I did to get my degree, it was exactly what my company was looking for, and I never did it to have more chances to find a job, I did it because it was fun. Also, by boss once told me this: "Degrees don't matter that much, the actual work that you are able to do does. However, given 2 subjects with sane skill set I'd pick the one that fiched college, because that shows that he could commit to a 'project' and finish it." . I found it interesting. Last, there is one thing which we (humans) can't recover (appart from death): time. If you go to college and regret it in the future, nobody can take away what you already learned, but if you regret for not going, you can't go back in time.