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She's from Colorado and decided to go to an out of state university (Oregon) and pay full out of state tuition for a degree in "historic preservation"? Yeah no

by petcat 7mo ago

She's from Colorado and decided to go to an out of state university (Oregon) and pay full out of state tuition for a degree in "historic preservation"? Yeah no shit you just signed up for a lifetime of debt. Reminds me of another story of some lady that got saddled with a couple hundred thousand in debt because she really wanted to go to Duke for a theater management degree. And then fled with her Russian fiance to Moscow so she wouldn't have to pay it. We all agree that higher education is too expensive in the US. But these are not good examples of that.

cammikebrown 7mo ago
Get a tech degree, or be a loser forever!
- petcat 7mo ago
  But only from a university that has a top "Prompting" school. Otherwise your degree is worthless!
- xboxnolifes 7mo ago
  Those are no longer mutually exclusive options.
- charlie90 7mo ago
  Yes
plagiarist 7mo ago
Perhaps we should encourage people to learn things other than what best services ad tech billionaires.
- petcat 7mo ago
  They can stay in their own state and do that for 1/4th the cost and then maybe they won't have to run away
declan_roberts 7mo ago
She could have easily saved 50+% of her tuition just living in state for 2 years, and attending community college counts. She didn't even need to pause her education or delay graduation.