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Originally Posted by Moniker42  I'm not going to university simply to get the qualifications for a high-paying job, I'm going because i don't know what I want to do yet  . I have friends that have actually worked out how much they're likely to earn by age 30 from various apprenticeships and university courses. They're obsessed with earning slightly more money... and they're only 16/17! |
I agree with you on that point. I came in with that sort of mindset, looking at what would make the most money. Then while in college (I'm entering my senior year in September) I realized that it doesn't make a whole lot of difference. For most people, just graduating from college will mean that you will be fine financially in the end no matter what your degree is in. It is much more important to find something that you want to do for the next 40-50 years of your life.