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You did not went into massive debt for life for that. One bit difference is that European system did not had first three years of college as "life experience,
by watwut 1y ago
You did not went into massive debt for life for that.
One bit difference is that European system did not had first three years of college as "life experience, basically generic study without specialization, basically another high school" thing.
You picked a field and studied that one. And that was structured as five years old study. If you are in the middle, you are eligible for the same positions as those who did not study at all - because you are not qualified yet.
- CalRobert 1y agoIt’s getting more expensive, but I was mostly thinking of opportunity cost
- watwut 1y agoIn that system, demanding bachelor is the opportunity cost. Because basically there should be a trade school for that. Like a nurse - before you would go to nursing high school and become qualified nurse there. The new demand to have bachelor made studies longer and did not brought higher quality nor was needed. Same with kindergarten teachers. Same with basic administration etc. What actually happened was whole bunch of positions that did not required university suddenly formally requiring it. And half baked school programs to get you diploma. And 40-50 years old people going to diploma mills so that they can be formally better competitive apply to positions that required only high school before.