Question about higher Education (POLL)

Dufman

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I dont think i would, becasue of the great experiences that college has giving me. But hindsight is 20/20
 

TheChort

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the question isn't too clear as to what a 'yes' vote means and what 'no' means.
 

TheBoyBlunder

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I think he means...

"If you could have bought your college diploma for the cost of tuition, but never had to actually attend college, would you have the same job you have now?"
 

thirtythree

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Originally posted by: TheBoyBlunder
I think he means...

"If you could have bought your college diploma for the cost of tuition, but never had to actually attend college, would you have the same job you have now?"
I think he's asking if you'd choose to buy your diploma instead of attending college assuming you'd get the same job :confused:
 

Imdmn04

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No, college is not all about the diploma. It's about the experience under an academic environment. Your diploma only shows what u did in your major, but you do many other things besides completing your major. Such as living in the dorm, meeting new people, taking elective classes, participating in various groups.

You get to meet many types of people from all kinds of backgrounds, and I believe the social experience provides a great stepping stone to the real world such as a company, or a government agency, where you will meet these kinds of people again.

 

hjo3

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Originally posted by: TheChort
the question isn't too clear as to what a 'yes' vote means and what 'no' means.
The sad part is that, apparently, he's a college graduate. :(
 

xirtam

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Naw. I had to go to college before I learned how worthless it was. If I just bought my degree, I would always feel like I had missed out on something.