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@@brokestudentinschool2731 america has some of the best colleges in the world and for many people living in less developed countries studying there is a dream
@@xoitsmaria while America IS more developed than most countries, the education system is definitely lacking. You could say we have incredible colleges like Yale or Harvard; but those are ungodly expensive AND are only useful to the student for the name; they honestly don't teach much better than any other university.
That opening is why people what are opposed to student loans and abolishing student loan debt have been saying for years. When schools can charge whatever they want they’ll charge more and more.
This is the two example of why you need federal regulation toward the college industry. Free market ain't going to fix it unless they a way to easily and cheaper way to get those degree
@@Watch-0w1 ... wait. Someone on TH-cam not going absolutely mental at even an indirect opposition to their statement? I'm impressed. +1. Anyway, yes. I fully support the online competitors to colleges which make their money by selling skills rather than a worthless piece of paper.
I think that people who want to go to college should, but free online courses should be avaliable. For example, I have learnt abstract algebra from an online textbook, even though I shouldn't have learnt it yet. And those free online courses should exist for every level: Undergraduate, graduate, PhD etc. Those courses should also issue a diploma after a final test, and businesses should not discriminate between people who have a diploma from an online course or people who have a diploma from college. That is the solution.
Before, I planned to go into the field of computing and become some sort of server analyst or a server technician at the time. However, I ultimately didn't go to school because I didn't want to put 49k towards my tuition and instead focused on experience. Sometimes, experience still can get you a job, but a lot of times I was turned away since I didn't have a degree to my name. Also wanted to go into the field of medicine but again, that's too expensive. One thing I really wish school taught me was how to manage my finances though, because I can easily see how people can drown in debt well before they're graduated. Especially when you're fresh out of high school, it's way too easy to ruin your credit, which is pretty much needed for a lot of things
Life after high school straight up sucks especially with the pressure to find scholarships to ultimately slightly ease the debt after college which I'd be left hopeless wondering how to pay it off. It's just downright repulsive how colleges ignore ur ambition over ur money, at least that's how it feels to me
This is why I never went to college the fact that there is no guarantee that you will be able to pay for the massive debt you get for going makes colleges essentially worthless.
Most people around my community can afford this. I’ve seen 2 siblings go to college and it wasn’t that bad because of certain scholarships. However, I do know it’s very expensive to us too and I get that some people don’t have enough money to pay for college and I also think they should decrease prices
In Scotland, people born here are entitled to free university education for their first degree and my parents told me I can stay at their house until I graduate from university (I'm still in high school). Lots of work I do in class has become digital so hopefully open source books become standard when I graduate high school.
same here in saudi but alot degree are becoming useless alot college graduates here are working low paying jobs that does'nt even need a degree, other jobs are asking for a more higher degree year after year and people with lower ones are geting payed less.
ah you are very lucky. university here costs over £13K and add all the tuition fees cause children/ teens/ that adult age- these people DON'T SURVIVE. teachers only care about their pay here. no matter how much effort students will put in, at the end of the day it is up to a teacher to focus on how much they have taught. and how well all those facts soaked in.
It be like that as a poor college student this is extremely accurate and sadly true. So many poor students in America struggle with this and we wonder why it’s so hard to find nurses, doctors, more white collar workers. It’s because the schooling price and gen Ed’s American colleges make you take. Time is money
I went to college when I was 19 years old. I could only afford one semester and after that. I havent ever been able to afford to go back. It's so expensive without loans
I did one semester in community college, then quit. I went to a trade school that does job placement upon graduation, and it literally changed my life. No prospective employer cares as much about anything as they do about *_experience._* If you're broke and fresh out of college, you have no real world experience. If your school gets your foot in the door somewhere, that first job *_is_* your experience for your next higher-paying job, and when you start working, you'll be under a much smaller cloud of debt. You might be surprised, there's some kind of trade school for almost anything you might be interested in. If the top-tier roles in your preferred industry require a traditional college degree, go to a trade school to get hired by an employer that will pay for your college education.
You are so right!! This is great advice and what I've been telling high schoolars and young adults for the past 3 years!!! I'm so happy to see someone else say the exact thing 🙌
Yep, that's my plan. I do aspire to be an engineer (don't know what sector yet), hoping that once the pandemic is over that there's one nearby that I can go to.
One thing you didn’t mention was going to junior/community colleges. Although most people want the “college experience”, going to a community college and getting my basics out of the way saved me tens of thousands of dollars.
Only problem with that these days is that most schools in my area have the stipulation "For first-time freshman only" on their scholarships, including the large scholarship every high-scholar gets once they graduate. Going to a community college might be cheaper, but then you cant get the $15-30k of scholarships you could get from the big university, you just have to pay them for all your general classes as well.
@@MineHero367 I'm not 100% sure of your situation but in my case it's still cheaper to go to community college first than to get the "big" scholarship from a university. I can get my general classes out of the way. As even though you would get 15-30k it would only cover around 1-1.5 years of tuition before I would have to pay for the last few classes and remaining year by myself. Which would set me back around 13-17k.
As a graduate, I've got one piece of advice to anyone looking to get a degree (in a field where it's not actually required): Don't. 4 years of experience in the field is 10x more valuable than almost any bachelor's degree. Not only that, but instead of charging you for the privilege of learning, you are paid, and actually contribute to society. Your life is not over if you don't go to college, no matter what the corrupt school systems try and tell you. And if you're willing to learn how to work with your hands, electricians and plumbers can make hundreds of thousands a year - no calculus required. No predatory loans or indoctrination needed. Just actually working and doing something for the world. Obviously, certain jobs (particularly doctors) have extremely stringent requirements (most of which are for good reason), so I'm not talking about those.
Yeah, i am from a less developed country than the us. I'm jealous that Americans can make a lot of money without needing bachelor's degree. in my country if you don't have bachelor's degree you get little salary and it's kinda of hard to make a living (if you're living in an important city)
And parents and adults in a high schoolers life pressure them to go to college so much only for them to be scammed out of hundreds of thousands of dollars from unsuspecting vulnerable kids and able to get away with it 🙄
@bababooey well they need to replace it TH-cam is legit close to be the replacement the only reason TH-cam is not a replacement yet is due to god dam terrible youtubers like MidiLadd or Lil Pump 6 9 making it insanely dangerous such as link scams and so on and that TH-cam moderation barely exist or bots that barely function
My parents insisted on my getting a "useful" degree (rather than what interested me), which was a LOT more expensive for them and still resulted in a useless bachelor's when I couldn't make it through the internship. Only about half of people who start a postsecondary degree complete it, and only about half of those that complete a degree get a job requiring it. So study what you feel passionate about, even if it means your parents drop you like a hot potato. It's your life, not theirs.
I'm a senior in high school this year, and I plan on going to a local uni in the fall next year. Not because it's better than other schools I'd like to attend, but just because it's cheaper. I want to study mechanical engineering, which thankfully, they have a pretty decent engineering program. Despite all the stress, I'm very excited.
I totally thought this was going to be about how the way school teaches is not the most optimal (unfun fact probably the least) and the poor support for those that fall behind
same and that they're aware of it because they just want the money from the students - if a student fails they'll have to repeat, more money for the schools
@@seikogrey yeah, I also love how much money they make but they don't even buy things that have at least been built in the last century or god forbid pay teachers for the amount of work they have to withstand
I was planning on going to college for culinary. But unfortunately, my financial advisor in my school favored other students, I was too busy with online school to apply for most scholarships, and the best part? What I got, barely covered the tuition of the first semester of COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Idk if y’all see the comments after 5 days but I’m currently in college as a freshman getting my business administration degree. though, through my experience so far, I’d say college is wacky. There’s so many ways to make money nowadays, it outshines what u can do with a degree. It’s just luck and hard work.
It hard work (discipline and working as much as you mentally can), smart work (planning and being efficient) and luck (which is something that is out of our control so we shouldn't put too much pressure into it but always be aware of it) .....
I knew someone who went to ITT, it never payed off. The only thing that got him better jobs down the road was experience over the years. I went to a community college, walked away with Zero dept to them, and got same or better jobs than he did to start, and I didn't even fully graduate. He now sometimes makes more than I do, but on short contract style jobs. I think overall in the long run I've made much more.
@@shadowling77777 very much so. i drove by it once as sheriff was there raiding their records. they had less equipment to train on then my community college, but cost like 3x as much for a non credited degree
@@justingonzales435 just do research on the job you want and how necessary the degree is as well as other ways to learn it and get experience in it. At least take a look at community college since its way cheaper.
I’m really glad you covered this. I recently fell where I didn’t want to continue college anymore. I wanted to do other things, real estate and other endeavors. My mom, being a foreign mom, basically threatened for me to go back to college. Yea college isn’t the worst path. But it isn’t the best either. I’m going to college and don’t even know what I want to study, just doing general studies. I want to do something bigger than me, and college isn’t part of that plan.
Please don’t do it, you can do better, just get a retail job or something, don’t put yourself through college. College is the worst path, it’s a load of shite.
Not really. If you all decide to go and take the easiest major you can get, and get average grades. Dont be shocked that a cushy desk job isnt handed to you out the door.
When I graduated from college in 2008 I thought I could easily get a better paying job. 🎓 Unfortunately that did not happen. It turns out that big companies want you to have experience as an unpaid intern before they consider hiring you. I should've done that during my college years.
@@WillmobilePlus Well ok, but what about when you get a BSc and an MSc in a STEM degree and still can’t get anything? That seems bizarre to me. The whole degree system is just fucked, no matter what degree you choose, it ends in pain. Choose your poison.
I don't think the end solution is just making sure people understand the scholarship program better, as that is still huge amounts of debt, stress and some people still won't be able to afford it.
@@yo_tengo_una_boca6764 lmao I can tell by your name you don’t understand that less people would go to college and eventually they’d be forced to lower the price for maximum profit and maximum class size
I know someone who did this during an argument I had with them regarding work and school. They mentioned college, and spoke as if I was certain about going to college, and when I corrected them about how I’m not even sure if college is truly worth it, they seemed dumbfounded, as if I just stated some radical political ideology or something like that. Then went on about how they want to go to college so they “aren’t poor in the future” and to give themselves “more opportunities”. Yea sure, more opportunities to pay off debt these colleges will more likely give ya.
@@KnightInAChest This person probably went to College to learn a STEM field. It's pretty legit for him from his own narrow point of view to claim it's necessary... It is for STEM. For everything else, not so much
@@yoavmor9002 oh no, they aren’t in college yet. Neither of us two are, as we’re still 16. It’s just college appeared in the conversation cause, as I said, I mentioned how I said that I’m probably not going into college for several reasons that made them dumbfounded. Why they speak so highly of college is beyond me.
@@KnightInAChest They probably want to work in a field that is, as I said, a part of STEM, or in general is very dependent on complicated sciences. As it just so happens I'm also 16, and I actually started University already (though my parents are bankrolling me, and even a 4 year degree where I live is far cheaper than "$37k"), and I'm doing Engineering. I can't imagine how someone could be an Engineer, which is of course a good profession, and not have a degree in either Math, Physics, Computer Sciences, or... Engineering. You know what, for $37k, it might actually not be worth it. At least not a 4 year degree when a 3 or 2 year degree in STEM would be just fine
@@yoavmor9002 16 here too, wanting to pursue mechanical engineering but still conflicted about the college debts and other variables. Is college worth it or should i go community college? I observed that when options are the subject, some people comment about trade school or stock market trading. What are your thoughts guys?
Im going to college this monday, im not really that hype to go, but hey, i will give my best. Im studying business administration in dominican republic. I love you videos dude, keep grinding
@Hand Grabbing Fruits Well, I remember that Terraforming Venus video, but I don't remember the 360 degrees VR video (maybe because I didn't watch it, because I remember seeing a thumbnail of it.)
Look into the trades. Electricians, plumbers, Craftsman often make just as much if not more with substantially less debt. Also many IT professions can be pursued without a college degree as long as you're willing to study for and pass certification exams
I mean yeah but trade work is also focused alot more on manual labor rather than intellectual labor. if you like doing that, then by all means, go for it; but if you want to be more STEM oriented and focused on intellectual tasks rather than physical tasks, it's gonna end badly for you. your second point is definitely something I agree with though.
Yup, I've worked in IT for over 15 years and no one cares about degrees, it's all about experience and certs. Get a windows desktop cert, start in service desk, no college needed period. Us higher level engineers make 6 figures.
I'm just going to do game design in college for a year since it's free and I want to mainly learn about the programming language, then go for a internship for work experience :)
@@killertigergaming6762 It isn't though? Just my observation? I mean you are clearly unhappy with someone being "paid to do nothing" (not that I agree with that statement) but why? It most likely makes that person's life better. How does it makes yours worse for you to get your panties twisted about it?
When I graduated high school I never wanted to go to school again mainly because nothing I learned (let’s say 90%) has helped me in my day to day life. I have learned a lot outside of it cause anywhere can reward people for being creative, expressing their ideas, collaborating with others, and just being different from the crowd. This system needs to change BAD
This is actually scary, with tuition prices skyrocketing, you might be eligible to apply for larger loans. However if you decide to drop out of college last minute you can be in a lifetime amount of debt and more
i do feel like educating children is way too easy to abuse, since children don't know any laws, or even how the economy, or the world, works. in fact, elementry school and kindergarden don't teach you enough laws, or economics. becose if students know what laws the schools have to follow, or how they get their money, or who runs schools and why, what's their goals, then students know when the school is breaking theose laws, and know how to game the system, and how to suck the most money from em. i remember how my second school told me they were broke or low on funds. but thats what every school says! or how my elementry school workshop had no noise canceling headgear... i remember reading if inhaling the wood i was sawing was harmful, and apparantly they have laws for wearing masks in usa, but not in eu. if i knew that i could tell the school to fgimme noisecanceling headgear or masks to protect lungs, then thats more money coming from the schools pocket... so thats why they teach everything but payng taxes, economics or other important stuff, instead just history, biology, chemistry and math
Colleges in Philippines are making us do second thoughts because if you're not rich then there's no guarantee of bright future. im a freshman btw and I'm starting to contemplate my decisions.
like, me who failed to get into public school because of my Physical Grade is too low for there standard, I was like wtf?? do i join military or something, do i need a high P.E grade to get into Computer Science course.
i am planning on going to college, and i’d be excited but i’m nervous about the costs and being accepted. i just wish that things in the US weren’t treated like businesses, including education and medicine :(
Over in New Zealand, it’s mostly easier…except that the school doesn’t let you know if you’re accepted until only 1 MONTH before the start of the semester! Especially if you’re planning to move to another area, that’s frustrating!
One month? I didn't know whether I was accepted to my college until a two weeks before orientation. I had to quit my job on the spot just to make it to class without passing out from exhaustion.
Bruh, most of the stuff that you learn from math is useless. You're only gonna be using basic addition, multiplication, subtraction and division. Algebra, working with letters and stuff like that are just additional useless information.
It's actually really great for students to learn about that before deciding to go to college because many people end up paying 50k dollars and not even getting a job, and it can take decades to pay back the debt, so thanks for informing people about that
Woah, thank you for posting this vid Blocko. Im in high school and hadn't made the decision of going to college yet. This video made me know about the scummy thing that colleges do... and because of that, I'm unsure if I want to go to college... Also, I and other viewers of yours missed you too (:
If you don't go you're missing out on the best years of your life. Just go abroad where things are hundreds of times cheaper :) european life ain't that bad
@@firstlast8816 european life is pretty cool, studying abroad is also quite an experience. It's cool to be in control of your own life, do what you want when you want it and it's just lovely as a whole. I study Computer Science in Germany, am originally from Israel :)
These reasons and more are why non profit remote colleges like WGU exist. Low cost, materials provided, all course can be tested out of, and lots of student support.
Meanwhile, my dad “disproves” all these claims with “It’s needed in order to make a profit. Competition keeps the prices as low as possible. Also inflation.” because of course he knows more than the people who’s job it is is to look into this stuff. Especially since capitalism can do absolutely no wrong
Tell your dad that somebody with a degree in economics says to do research on price fixing and cartels. Competition does not automatically make prices as low as they can possibly be. As a matter of fact, firms are very good at soaking up every single penny that you are willing to spend. 2nd degree price discrimination explains this entire concept in depth.
Joining the Navy right after high school was probably the best decision I have ever made. Did 4 years, got out and now my college is covered from associates all the way to law school. Illinois veteran grant and post 9/11 gi bill.
@@kulahog6495 Plenty of mfkers in the Navy and Coast Guard wear glasses. Only thing you cannot wear are contacts. They also do a corrective surgery while you in for free
I think that the biggest lie that schools are telling us is that we all have to go to college after high school. It’s just a natural assumption during your senior year that you will go to college and for many people, it seems like the only option. Instead of going to college, I just went to a local trade school and learned web development. After a couple weeks of job hunting, I got a job as a junior developer. It didn’t pay much, but it was enough for me to move out of my parents house and rent an apartment. Also, it gave me valuable experience. When I got my next job, I beat out 5 other people who were CS graduates fresh out of college because I had more experience than them. I now earn 90k a year and I am completely debt free. My advice is to only go to college if you want to pursue a career where a college degree is absolutely necessary. Otherwise you’re shooting yourself in the foot by wasting 4+ years of your life and getting yourself into thousands of dollars of debt.
@@tahmurashotami8464 I'm in it rn, taking electrical. Instead of getting a 4 year degree, you could get a 2 year degree and get into the field right as you graduate in jobs like electricians, plumbers, and HVAC. Dental Hygienist, Radiation Therapists, and diagnostic medical sonographer. There are several others too but those are some of the main ones. You have to be willing to work hard physically though if you want get good work in these fields though. Not all of the jobs are going to be rough though. Overall the trades are in pretty high demand rn, and It pays well, just do research on it and check out how your state treats the field you're looking to go into. Cheers.
"Your School is Lying to You!" *Yeah, well, what else is new...?* For real though: thanks for the video, Life Noggin. Dunno what I'd be doing with what little time I had to spare in my classes without your videos. With everything that's going on in the world that makes it seem as if the entire planet is ablaze, your return gives me a bit of hope. Makes it a little less painful, the conflicts a bit further between, and the light at the end of this several year-long tunnel not so far away. Thank you. *I'll never forget this.*
in the case of my college it's definitely the college's end of not responding to any financial questions. the college subreddit is literally more responsive and helpful than the administration.
In my country the college is free but you must have really good grades, I am currently 15 years old and went several times back to school in the last 3 summers because I had F's in many of the subjects including Maths, Estonian, and Russian. But here I am living a free life listening to 90s songs and I even own a nice 90s car (cost 3500€) I don't even have my car license yet but if I get one, ill be one happy Estonian.
Get a part time job and once your 18 start researching about investing into stocks and don't buy things which you don't want. Although you can spend abit of money for yourself like as a gift.
Make sure to get a tour of the campus and connect with current students to see what their thoughts are. Definitely don't fret about what your major will be since everyone takes gen eds freshman year. Most importantly enjoy your last few years of high school :)
If you're thinking of going for any degree that isn't in a STEM, medical, or law field then just don't go. You'll end up with a worthless degree that you just paid 10s of thousands for. Make sure the degree you want is actually worth paying that huge amount for.
Maybe, or maybe not. Or prehaps the US needs to stop doing both at the same time and just choose a system. A mixed apporach is clearly not getting anyone anywhere.
@@kapa_nitori Well, if you believe healthcare is a right, virtually everything becomes a right because everything can be related to health in one way or another. Food, water, housing, education, gyms, pools, clothing, power, cars, buses, beds, child care, and it becomes an endless list of rights from what I can see
@@dallascopp4798 No, healthcare is separate from personal lifestyle choices. Everyone should have the privilege to get treated in any medical facility through taxes. Which makes it not free but instead everyone pitches into a system we all end up using. However no one gets the privilege of free anything.
I've been studying at my local community college with a STEM based dual enrollment program at my high school. It was hard working at an accelerated pace in all the classes, but I haven't had to pay and I've even been sent more than enough money for my books each semester. I've been able to save 1.8K over the years here and there since I didn't have time for a job. Hopefully it will cover some of my book expenses when I go to university full time next semester. Fortunately, my family is moving this summer back to our home in Puerto Rico. It's not economically doing all that great with all of the inflation. However, it's university prices are very reasonable, only $4,208 a year for in state tuition. This is without financial aid. If I were to get good grades during my first year, they often offer really good scholarships to you after that too. I just need to make sure to brush up on my Spanish since Puerto Rico teaches courses in both Spanish and English. I can read, write, and speak in Spanish. It's more about boosting my vocabulary. Man I need to find good books to read in Spanish. I goal is to get my bachelor's in Natural Sciences, then pass the MCAT and get into medical school. I want to go into medicine and research. Likely as a physician-scientist. Innovation is absolutely key after all.
My recuiter was really aggressive and gave me the impression I wouldn't owe anything when I graduated with my pay plan. Well that was a lie. And the school shut down two years later and my last quarter non of my teachers did anything and they were having job interviews during class.
I graduated in 2004 in the US. I went to ITT Tech of all places. I have debt that I have been paying on since 2009... My school was in the shady business of selling poor quality education and was found guilty of it and was forced to pay back the students who attended. Unfortunately for me, most of my funding was a private loan, which did not qualify for refunds. So I never got to graduate with a Bachelor of Computer Science in Networking and have 14k worth of debt still and no education and no credits that can transfer, even if I wanted them to. ---Got to Love The US
I graduated without debt. Because both my parents work in colleges and were able to get through all the stupid paperwork. Also because I took long enough to be an independent student, and got scholarships. I'm a lucky one.
The fact that no one has any skills coming out of high school, is the reason college gets away with this crap. An 18 year old shouldn't have to go to 2-6 more years before they poses the basic skills to be hired.
"Your school is lying to you" Me:- Teach me how to pay taxes and get money? Teachers:- Mitochondira is the powerhouse of the cell. Me: HOW DO I GET A JOB?! Teachers:- Find "X".
Don't blame the teacher though. If we don't teach you what the school wants us to teach you, we get fired or criticized for not being good teachers. Most of the time we are just as bored teaching you the same old stuff as you are learning it. At least for me, I try my best to incorporate a practical application into the lessons I'm required to teach so that any student, no matter what career they plan on going into, can get something useful out of it.
I'm currently a senior in high school and plan to go to a community college for Auto Body Technology, and already did a school visit for my current high school and loved it! My brother already had some FAFSA help and my mom is helping me do that again. She and I do plan on going to a private college visit there, so she can get a idea on how it is.
I’m in my freshman year of college. I am currently studying psychology, I am however going to talk to my academic advisor about changing my pathway to nursing for a specific master’s degree course eventually.
@@abdulgill5013 my prize is out of reach, someone would literally need to pay for everything for me for like, years before I could maybe get my own source of money
I got one, honestly without it I probably wouldn't bother with college. It just isn't worth it when I'm teaching myself all of the skills anyways. All my college does is have me research and write papers. Usually 1 paper per class per week followed by 1 forum post per class per week, then 1-3 replies to another student per class per week. Any variation outside that is rare. Actually technically I applied for a normal scholarship, but this college came along and "upgraded" it to a full ride on the condition it only applied to them. The student who was offered it first rejected it and I was the runner up who ended up with it.
@@Fatima-hl2qg I got it based on something I wrote a while back, I don't remember the exact details. I was majoring the IT track, but switched to marketing.
I see them all the time, they just give me an Uber to the college Wait did u mean payment for the entire time Ur at college? Nah, just the fee to travel to there
when there is money to make it will be overruled by quality to customers as long as there is demand, they really need to be funded by something bigger like the government and base the funds on quality of education they get
Still remember when i have drum lessons at school the school lied said how i didn’t attend the lessons and threatened to cancel my benefits for the school
With all the $$ you pay to colleges, there is also the question if what they are teaching you are actually useful. I've been to workshops where many professionals admitted that more than half of what they had to learn at college was useless. I guess it makes you a "well-rounded student." Not sure if that is even worth the extra classes you have to pay for.
I want to study so bad in the school of my dreams but being an abroad school and me and my family not having that much money to go around is crushing, I want to study so badly but I hate being held back by tons of things that are not in my control, I do want to go to school but I'm not willing to save up money for 10 years just to go to school...
College Dropout advice here: Learn and work a trade, then go to 4 year uni. You'll be able to make enough money you can save up some. Even if you get on a payment plan with a trade school, its usually only about 2-4 grand for all the training. It's better to have a reliable way of making money prior to going to college. It gives you more time to mature, and contemplate whether you really need to go to college. That decision gets easier to make when you're not frantically wondering how you'll make money in the future. Also, Pay out of pocket for college if you can help it. College loans will screw you over long term. I wish I had known how viable trade school was coming out of high school, but the high school always talked like college was the only option, and I believed them.
As a early graduate I probably would recommend 2 things for thoes memers intrested in low Stonk investment collage for more Stonk for U 1. Community collage 2. Ashworth Collage 3. No collage (just works our if you find the right job)
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Schools are just cultural Marxist brainwashing facilities.
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Trying to apply to schools abroad has been the biggest hassle because of this singular reason, because it’s pretty straightforward in my home country.
im genuinely curious why would you want to go to school in (im assuming) America and not another country?
@@brokestudentinschool2731 america has some of the best colleges in the world and for many people living in less developed countries studying there is a dream
@@xoitsmaria while America IS more developed than most countries, the education system is definitely lacking. You could say we have incredible colleges like Yale or Harvard; but those are ungodly expensive AND are only useful to the student for the name; they honestly don't teach much better than any other university.
@@xoitsmaria I don't know who told you that, but they're lying.
@@axeldornelles5292 are you american?
That opening is why people what are opposed to student loans and abolishing student loan debt have been saying for years.
When schools can charge whatever they want they’ll charge more and more.
I say: Abolish student loans. Stop letting colleges trick students into sinking themselves into eternal debt for a social sciences degree.
This is the two example of why you need federal regulation toward the college industry. Free market ain't going to fix it unless they a way to easily and cheaper way to get those degree
@@Watch-0w1 it is precisely because of government intervention that the college loan situation can't fix itself until it stops.
@@Watch-0w1 ... wait. Someone on TH-cam not going absolutely mental at even an indirect opposition to their statement? I'm impressed. +1.
Anyway, yes. I fully support the online competitors to colleges which make their money by selling skills rather than a worthless piece of paper.
I think that people who want to go to college should, but free online courses should be avaliable. For example, I have learnt abstract algebra from an online textbook, even though I shouldn't have learnt it yet. And those free online courses should exist for every level: Undergraduate, graduate, PhD etc. Those courses should also issue a diploma after a final test, and businesses should not discriminate between people who have a diploma from an online course or people who have a diploma from college. That is the solution.
Before, I planned to go into the field of computing and become some sort of server analyst or a server technician at the time. However, I ultimately didn't go to school because I didn't want to put 49k towards my tuition and instead focused on experience. Sometimes, experience still can get you a job, but a lot of times I was turned away since I didn't have a degree to my name. Also wanted to go into the field of medicine but again, that's too expensive.
One thing I really wish school taught me was how to manage my finances though, because I can easily see how people can drown in debt well before they're graduated. Especially when you're fresh out of high school, it's way too easy to ruin your credit, which is pretty much needed for a lot of things
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YUP. Experienced that first hand and it was the biggest mistake of my life and one I will not make again
Life after high school straight up sucks especially with the pressure to find scholarships to ultimately slightly ease the debt after college which I'd be left hopeless wondering how to pay it off. It's just downright repulsive how colleges ignore ur ambition over ur money, at least that's how it feels to me
I love this comment and I agree with it
Well, yeah. This is what it is. Don’t see this changing anytime soon, though.
Agreed. Scholarships are nothing more than glorified discounts.
This is why I never went to college the fact that there is no guarantee that you will be able to pay for the massive debt you get for going makes colleges essentially worthless.
Most people around my community can afford this. I’ve seen 2 siblings go to college and it wasn’t that bad because of certain scholarships. However, I do know it’s very expensive to us too and I get that some people don’t have enough money to pay for college and I also think they should decrease prices
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I'm happy to be back! ♥️
@I care will you shut up?
@@lifenoggin pog
@I care this is probably a bot ngl kinda cringe
That's but of an understatement buddy
Life noggin: Your school is lying to you!
Literally everyone: *I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you*
you give humanity way too much credit
lol
We got a terminal montage fan here
the silent kid in the back: *I am 69 parallel universes ahead of you*
@@Terrinist the ultimate memer: I’m 69420 parallel universes ahead of you
In Scotland, people born here are entitled to free university education for their first degree and my parents told me I can stay at their house until I graduate from university (I'm still in high school). Lots of work I do in class has become digital so hopefully open source books become standard when I graduate high school.
same here in saudi
but alot degree are becoming useless alot college graduates here are working low paying jobs that does'nt even need a degree, other jobs are asking for a more higher degree year after year and people with lower ones are geting payed less.
rigged I'm american
Why wasn't I born in Scotland?
@@hotte-de-fleur yeah basically
ah you are very lucky.
university here costs over £13K and add all the tuition fees cause children/ teens/ that adult age- these people DON'T SURVIVE. teachers only care about their pay here. no matter how much effort students will put in, at the end of the day it is up to a teacher to focus on how much they have taught. and how well all those facts soaked in.
It be like that as a poor college student this is extremely accurate and sadly true. So many poor students in America struggle with this and we wonder why it’s so hard to find nurses, doctors, more white collar workers. It’s because the schooling price and gen Ed’s American colleges make you take. Time is money
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@@AxxLAfriku ...
I went to college when I was 19 years old. I could only afford one semester and after that. I havent ever been able to afford to go back. It's so expensive without loans
@@AxxLAfriku stop trolling
@@AxxLAfriku I have found the fortnite children
This makes me even more happy that I dropped out of college and became an electrician, it’s still the best decision I’ve ever made.
Sounds pretty cool! How’s your job?
I have a friend who did this. He also says it was a good decision.
I plan on becoming an electrician or carpenter in the future, college is such a scam
trade schools are such a great option, i'm glad more people are starting to realize that
I'm 16 and I've decided that's what I'll be
I did one semester in community college, then quit. I went to a trade school that does job placement upon graduation, and it literally changed my life. No prospective employer cares as much about anything as they do about *_experience._* If you're broke and fresh out of college, you have no real world experience. If your school gets your foot in the door somewhere, that first job *_is_* your experience for your next higher-paying job, and when you start working, you'll be under a much smaller cloud of debt. You might be surprised, there's some kind of trade school for almost anything you might be interested in. If the top-tier roles in your preferred industry require a traditional college degree, go to a trade school to get hired by an employer that will pay for your college education.
Thanks for the advice!
i go to vocational college, which more focused on experience and skill
U are very smart
You are so right!! This is great advice and what I've been telling high schoolars and young adults for the past 3 years!!! I'm so happy to see someone else say the exact thing 🙌
Yep, that's my plan. I do aspire to be an engineer (don't know what sector yet), hoping that once the pandemic is over that there's one nearby that I can go to.
One thing you didn’t mention was going to junior/community colleges. Although most people want the “college experience”, going to a community college and getting my basics out of the way saved me tens of thousands of dollars.
Only problem with that these days is that most schools in my area have the stipulation "For first-time freshman only" on their scholarships, including the large scholarship every high-scholar gets once they graduate. Going to a community college might be cheaper, but then you cant get the $15-30k of scholarships you could get from the big university, you just have to pay them for all your general classes as well.
@@MineHero367 I'm not 100% sure of your situation but in my case it's still cheaper to go to community college first than to get the "big" scholarship from a university. I can get my general classes out of the way. As even though you would get 15-30k it would only cover around 1-1.5 years of tuition before I would have to pay for the last few classes and remaining year by myself. Which would set me back around 13-17k.
I'm probably gonna do trade school.
Hi brother
Yeah I switched to community after my first semester totally worth it
Life noggin: Your school is lying to you
American students: We know 😞
Not just there, the UK does it as well.
Not just america and UK but the entire world aswell
me an indian student: i also know
also the rest of the world: (realizes an unfortunate f'd bomb'd truth)
Americans do be complaining about your education system. Ever heard of asian schools?
As a graduate, I've got one piece of advice to anyone looking to get a degree (in a field where it's not actually required):
Don't.
4 years of experience in the field is 10x more valuable than almost any bachelor's degree. Not only that, but instead of charging you for the privilege of learning, you are paid, and actually contribute to society.
Your life is not over if you don't go to college, no matter what the corrupt school systems try and tell you. And if you're willing to learn how to work with your hands, electricians and plumbers can make hundreds of thousands a year - no calculus required. No predatory loans or indoctrination needed. Just actually working and doing something for the world.
Obviously, certain jobs (particularly doctors) have extremely stringent requirements (most of which are for good reason), so I'm not talking about those.
ok... I agree with you some jobs need Professionalism like Med but not all jobs need Degree
Thanks, I'll remember that
Yeah, i am from a less developed country than the us. I'm jealous that Americans can make a lot of money without needing bachelor's degree. in my country if you don't have bachelor's degree you get little salary and it's kinda of hard to make a living (if you're living in an important city)
@@akirinz Same.
My dad is an electrician
And parents and adults in a high schoolers life pressure them to go to college so much only for them to be scammed out of hundreds of thousands of dollars from unsuspecting vulnerable kids and able to get away with it 🙄
yah
yeah, they are brainwashed just like those bastards want them to be
@bababooey they need to actually care enough first
@bababooey well they need to replace it
TH-cam is legit close to be the replacement the only reason TH-cam is not a replacement yet is due to god dam terrible youtubers like MidiLadd or Lil Pump 6 9 making it insanely dangerous such as link scams and so on and that TH-cam moderation barely exist or bots that barely function
I don't want to go to college but the field I want to be in requires a degree.
My parents insisted on my getting a "useful" degree (rather than what interested me), which was a LOT more expensive for them and still resulted in a useless bachelor's when I couldn't make it through the internship. Only about half of people who start a postsecondary degree complete it, and only about half of those that complete a degree get a job requiring it. So study what you feel passionate about, even if it means your parents drop you like a hot potato. It's your life, not theirs.
“Sorry for the poddy mouth”
This world is too impure for LifeNoggin
...i read this as soon as he said that
@@Hobo_Dood wait………it’s not just me? 😂
@@Hobo_Dood omg me too
@@Zikeal-d4l i guess everybody did it xD
I'm a senior in high school this year, and I plan on going to a local uni in the fall next year. Not because it's better than other schools I'd like to attend, but just because it's cheaper.
I want to study mechanical engineering, which thankfully, they have a pretty decent engineering program. Despite all the stress, I'm very excited.
I’m a Freshman, that’s what I want to study too
@@zoomzoom2276 Maybe I'll see you in the work force haha
Let's work hard to make it there😤
Same on 13th I'm also SHS
Good luck, chief.
I totally thought this was going to be about how the way school teaches is not the most optimal (unfun fact probably the least) and the poor support for those that fall behind
same and that they're aware of it because they just want the money from the students - if a student fails they'll have to repeat, more money for the schools
@@seikogrey yeah, I also love how much money they make but they don't even buy things that have at least been built in the last century or god forbid pay teachers for the amount of work they have to withstand
I'm guessing you live in america?
@@boxinabox6608 I'm guessing you don't live in places where teachers are underpaid which is (almost) everywhere
I thought I had it bad in England, but now I feel lucky, what is up with the US and loving to put it's citizens in crippling debt
yeah...
exactly
smh college is pay to win
@@nova.chrome haha definitely
Hi welcome to capitalism, may i take your order?
I was planning on going to college for culinary. But unfortunately, my financial advisor in my school favored other students, I was too busy with online school to apply for most scholarships, and the best part? What I got, barely covered the tuition of the first semester of COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Ouch, feel bad for you
@@AJ-sx3lc don’t say that
Stay strong brother
@@wespicedmemes tf?
@@AJ-sx3lc sorry but personally, there’s nothing worse than a “aww I feel so bad for you” when you’re down
Idk if y’all see the comments after 5 days but I’m currently in college as a freshman getting my business administration degree. though, through my experience so far, I’d say college is wacky. There’s so many ways to make money nowadays, it outshines what u can do with a degree. It’s just luck and hard work.
it's also planning, to some degree
It hard work (discipline and working as much as you mentally can), smart work (planning and being efficient) and luck (which is something that is out of our control so we shouldn't put too much pressure into it but always be aware of it) .....
Weird that it has been exactly 5 days since u posted this comment as I reply
There are many ways to make money these days. Unfortunately working class or impoverished citizens are left out by these insane college costs
I knew someone who went to ITT, it never payed off. The only thing that got him better jobs down the road was experience over the years. I went to a community college, walked away with Zero dept to them, and got same or better jobs than he did to start, and I didn't even fully graduate. He now sometimes makes more than I do, but on short contract style jobs. I think overall in the long run I've made much more.
ITT is a for-profit college isn’t it
@@shadowling77777 very much so. i drove by it once as sheriff was there raiding their records. they had less equipment to train on then my community college, but cost like 3x as much for a non credited degree
TROGDORRRRRRRRR
@@justingonzales435 just do research on the job you want and how necessary the degree is as well as other ways to learn it and get experience in it. At least take a look at community college since its way cheaper.
Students: "I need money i'm in debt"
College: "Do you want to learn how a cell splits apart"
Welcome back to youtube noggin
_The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell._
Students: “I don’t know anything about taxes or finances”
Teachers: 🎶 *In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue* 🎶
can i accomplish my dreams and finally get a job
*before i answer that, we need to talk about parallel universes*
@@lilmao4482 dead
I’m really glad you covered this. I recently fell where I didn’t want to continue college anymore. I wanted to do other things, real estate and other endeavors. My mom, being a foreign mom, basically threatened for me to go back to college. Yea college isn’t the worst path. But it isn’t the best either. I’m going to college and don’t even know what I want to study, just doing general studies. I want to do something bigger than me, and college isn’t part of that plan.
Please don’t do it, you can do better, just get a retail job or something, don’t put yourself through college. College is the worst path, it’s a load of shite.
connecshone i am yes
Really sad that some people who finished college and have a degree still can't find a job
Not really.
If you all decide to go and take the easiest major you can get, and get average grades. Dont be shocked that a cushy desk job isnt handed to you out the door.
@@WillmobilePlus exactly.
When I graduated from college in 2008 I thought I could easily get a better paying job. 🎓 Unfortunately that did not happen. It turns out that big companies want you to have experience as an unpaid intern before they consider hiring you. I should've done that during my college years.
@keep rollin ur music is trash
@@WillmobilePlus Well ok, but what about when you get a BSc and an MSc in a STEM degree and still can’t get anything? That seems bizarre to me. The whole degree system is just fucked, no matter what degree you choose, it ends in pain. Choose your poison.
I don't think the end solution is just making sure people understand the scholarship program better, as that is still huge amounts of debt, stress and some people still won't be able to afford it.
Get the government to stop guaranteeing loans and they’ll be as cheap as a common good like toilet paper or water.
@@CristianHernandez-jk7lw Yeah like colleges are gonna willingly sacrifice their profits because there's no more government loans.
@@yo_tengo_una_boca6764 lmao I can tell by your name you don’t understand that less people would go to college and eventually they’d be forced to lower the price for maximum profit and maximum class size
I got chills when hearing that final “and don’t forget, to keep on thinking”. It’s been so long!
It's good to see you back,Blocko.
Oversimplified taught me more history then my entire school in six years
Indeedeo
wrong channel but true
@Never Gonna Give You Up 😜👇 Dude uncool
@Never Gonna Give You Up 😜👇 ha u didint got me :()
Ya these education channels
are litteraly the best
Imagine going to college for 4 years only to get paid minimum wage.
yes, very good enough
only without inflation on the table.
I'm going to the early college at marshall nc
This is why I hate people who defend college and say it'll help them in the future
Bro you have several *better* options
I know someone who did this during an argument I had with them regarding work and school. They mentioned college, and spoke as if I was certain about going to college, and when I corrected them about how I’m not even sure if college is truly worth it, they seemed dumbfounded, as if I just stated some radical political ideology or something like that. Then went on about how they want to go to college so they “aren’t poor in the future” and to give themselves “more opportunities”. Yea sure, more opportunities to pay off debt these colleges will more likely give ya.
@@KnightInAChest This person probably went to College to learn a STEM field. It's pretty legit for him from his own narrow point of view to claim it's necessary... It is for STEM. For everything else, not so much
@@yoavmor9002 oh no, they aren’t in college yet. Neither of us two are, as we’re still 16. It’s just college appeared in the conversation cause, as I said, I mentioned how I said that I’m probably not going into college for several reasons that made them dumbfounded. Why they speak so highly of college is beyond me.
@@KnightInAChest They probably want to work in a field that is, as I said, a part of STEM, or in general is very dependent on complicated sciences.
As it just so happens I'm also 16, and I actually started University already (though my parents are bankrolling me, and even a 4 year degree where I live is far cheaper than "$37k"), and I'm doing Engineering. I can't imagine how someone could be an Engineer, which is of course a good profession, and not have a degree in either Math, Physics, Computer Sciences, or... Engineering.
You know what, for $37k, it might actually not be worth it. At least not a 4 year degree when a 3 or 2 year degree in STEM would be just fine
@@yoavmor9002 16 here too, wanting to pursue mechanical engineering but still conflicted about the college debts and other variables. Is college worth it or should i go community college? I observed that when options are the subject, some people comment about trade school or stock market trading.
What are your thoughts guys?
"Hello, welcome to Life Noggin!" Never ever gets old.
Gotta love how a pixel man is teaching us more than school could dream of.
Im going to college this monday, im not really that hype to go, but hey, i will give my best. Im studying business administration in dominican republic. I love you videos dude, keep grinding
Good luck!
if you're not going to school in the US then you're fine.
That’s my major haha Business Administration 🎶
@@mooler4132 thanks man!
@@johnpikathemusician271 lol! Lest give are best 😂
Imagine paying thousands of dollars for education that u can learn off TH-cam for free
cant be the thousands of poor students that dont have jobs despite having a master's degree in every subject you can think of
Aye I love the One Piece profile picture!
Can you learn to do surgery off of TH-cam
That will probably need to be addressed in the future.
@@brethebird3148 obviously 🙄
Me: **Hasn't watched Life Noggin for 3 years**
Blocko: "Well, I missed you guys.."
I think I've been 4 years... or at least 3.8...
@@TheEmeraldSword04 I honestly don't know what made me stop.. Now I atleast know that I'm not the only one.
@Hand Grabbing Fruits Well, I remember that Terraforming Venus video, but I don't remember the 360 degrees VR video (maybe because I didn't watch it, because I remember seeing a thumbnail of it.)
(MatPat impression) woahohohoooo getting emotional here guys
@@fliegendeluftwaffeli835 Well, you definitely helped get the mood here more cheerful.
Look into the trades. Electricians, plumbers, Craftsman often make just as much if not more with substantially less debt. Also many IT professions can be pursued without a college degree as long as you're willing to study for and pass certification exams
I mean yeah but trade work is also focused alot more on manual labor rather than intellectual labor. if you like doing that, then by all means, go for it; but if you want to be more STEM oriented and focused on intellectual tasks rather than physical tasks, it's gonna end badly for you.
your second point is definitely something I agree with though.
Yup, I've worked in IT for over 15 years and no one cares about degrees, it's all about experience and certs. Get a windows desktop cert, start in service desk, no college needed period. Us higher level engineers make 6 figures.
@@user-op8fg3ny3j yup certain jobs need professionalism
I'm just going to do game design in college for a year since it's free and I want to mainly learn about the programming language, then go for a internship for work experience :)
@@jenkathefridge3933 abuse some thing(edit) cuz it's free is my motto
"AAAA I NEED A MEDIC BAG"- everyone's mental health when they go to school
I love payday.
@@DaroachSimp Dallas
Swedish people be like: Imagine letting your wallet determine your education
Rent, food, textbooks and stuff still cost too much to not take the loans.
@@akshajbist1518 ah yes being paid to do nothing love that
@@killertigergaming6762 Do other people living a good life hurt you? If not then why are you allergic to other's happiness?
@@crazydragy4233 nice strawman
@@killertigergaming6762 It isn't though? Just my observation? I mean you are clearly unhappy with someone being "paid to do nothing" (not that I agree with that statement) but why? It most likely makes that person's life better. How does it makes yours worse for you to get your panties twisted about it?
When I graduated high school I never wanted to go to school again mainly because nothing I learned (let’s say 90%) has helped me in my day to day life. I have learned a lot outside of it cause anywhere can reward people for being creative, expressing their ideas, collaborating with others, and just being different from the crowd. This system needs to change BAD
This is actually scary, with tuition prices skyrocketing, you might be eligible to apply for larger loans. However if you decide to drop out of college last minute you can be in a lifetime amount of debt and more
And it's a risk that kids (essentially) are given the choice to take 😨
Ikr it's hard and risky to even try to decide which option to choose
@@LillyLemonzzz14 OH MY GOD WHAT A CUTE PFP! IT REMINDS ME OF MURAKAMI FLOWERS
@@ARCHIVED9610 Why thank u, ur pfp also looks nice :}
@@ARCHIVED9610 I do not call this cute
But it's your opinion
i do feel like educating children is way too easy to abuse, since children don't know any laws, or even how the economy, or the world, works. in fact, elementry school and kindergarden don't teach you enough laws, or economics. becose if students know what laws the schools have to follow, or how they get their money, or who runs schools and why, what's their goals, then students know when the school is breaking theose laws, and know how to game the system, and how to suck the most money from em. i remember how my second school told me they were broke or low on funds. but thats what every school says! or how my elementry school workshop had no noise canceling headgear... i remember reading if inhaling the wood i was sawing was harmful, and apparantly they have laws for wearing masks in usa, but not in eu. if i knew that i could tell the school to fgimme noisecanceling headgear or masks to protect lungs, then thats more money coming from the schools pocket... so thats why they teach everything but payng taxes, economics or other important stuff, instead just history, biology, chemistry and math
They always only think about how to pay the bills, and never why the bills was so high in the first place.
Because they are trained to not think about how high is the bills.
Conclusion: You're paying hundreds of thousands of dollars just to get a piece of paper
and debt, don't forget debt
We should deny federal back financial aid to universities that raises tuition faster than the rate of inflation.
It would still happen, but instead students would be more screwed.
Colleges in Philippines are making us do second thoughts because if you're not rich then there's no guarantee of bright future.
im a freshman btw and I'm starting to contemplate my decisions.
You can be successful without college and it's a proven fact.
Notice nearly everyone who goes to college are influenced by their parents. Usually young
like, me who failed to get into public school because of my Physical Grade is too low for there standard, I was like wtf?? do i join military or something, do i need a high P.E grade to get into Computer Science course.
@@racherim philippines are conservatives. They just won't accept something that's not officially proven to be more effecient
@@snoopah3077 I’m sorry are you from the Philippines?
"Your school is lying to you"
"The sky is blue and roses are red"
Feel free to disagree, that's society nowdays, that's how I think about this
That may be how society is these days but you could always carve out your own niche and do something that you really love.
i am planning on going to college, and i’d be excited but i’m nervous about the costs and being accepted. i just wish that things in the US weren’t treated like businesses, including education and medicine :(
Over in New Zealand, it’s mostly easier…except that the school doesn’t let you know if you’re accepted until only 1 MONTH before the start of the semester! Especially if you’re planning to move to another area, that’s frustrating!
One month? I didn't know whether I was accepted to my college until a two weeks before orientation. I had to quit my job on the spot just to make it to class without passing out from exhaustion.
Yeah a month is plenty. 2 weeks here
Here it’s about a week in Covid…
I haven't watched life noggin in so long, thanks TH-cam recommendations, i missed this little block dude
Thank you for bringing this to light. My school has posters saying all these good things about college and it makes me feel sick.
So this is why when you play the board game "life" you won easier by skipping college
Lol, exactly!
@I care ?
This man has singlehandedle turned my brain from a nugget into a noggin…
“Brighter future for children”
me after trying to learn math: 99% brain damage 1% useful education
Bruh, most of the stuff that you learn from math is useless. You're only gonna be using basic addition, multiplication, subtraction and division. Algebra, working with letters and stuff like that are just additional useless information.
Maybe it might be useful if you're gonna be a teacher or something, but it's pretty useless anyway.
lol true I'm good in Basic Math but not in Algebra... My teacher said that it's just to solve problems lol
@xvoided I agree with you.
@@CanadianProud_ Anything beyond basic math is only used when a friend says to answer a complicated math problem and he’ll give you 5 bucks
Me, a high school senior stressing over where I’ll get in: interesting
It's actually really great for students to learn about that before deciding to go to college because many people end up paying 50k dollars and not even getting a job, and it can take decades to pay back the debt, so thanks for informing people about that
Woah, thank you for posting this vid Blocko. Im in high school and hadn't made the decision of going to college yet. This video made me know about the scummy thing that colleges do... and because of that, I'm unsure if I want to go to college...
Also, I and other viewers of yours missed you too (:
If you don't go you're missing out on the best years of your life. Just go abroad where things are hundreds of times cheaper :) european life ain't that bad
@@4_real_bruh I mean, I'm still undecided... I might do it. Even if it kills me... and what did you say about european life? I'd like to know
@@firstlast8816 european life is pretty cool, studying abroad is also quite an experience. It's cool to be in control of your own life, do what you want when you want it and it's just lovely as a whole.
I study Computer Science in Germany, am originally from Israel :)
@@4_real_bruh i am a junior advice please
These reasons and more are why non profit remote colleges like WGU exist. Low cost, materials provided, all course can be tested out of, and lots of student support.
Meanwhile, my dad “disproves” all these claims with “It’s needed in order to make a profit. Competition keeps the prices as low as possible. Also inflation.” because of course he knows more than the people who’s job it is is to look into this stuff. Especially since capitalism can do absolutely no wrong
I kinda like how the only reduction to your claim he has is that people on TH-cam know more
@@spizun probably because this youtuber checks his sources and OPs dad is just trying to reinforce his opinion as fact lol
@@spizun I mean, a TH-camr can be right if he cites multiple credible sources
Meanwhile he ain’t even gonna mention the millions of dollars spent just to get a paper.
Tell your dad that somebody with a degree in economics says to do research on price fixing and cartels. Competition does not automatically make prices as low as they can possibly be. As a matter of fact, firms are very good at soaking up every single penny that you are willing to spend. 2nd degree price discrimination explains this entire concept in depth.
Joining the Navy right after high school was probably the best decision I have ever made. Did 4 years, got out and now my college is covered from associates all the way to law school. Illinois veteran grant and post 9/11 gi bill.
Same here after US Army! Graduated with zero debt ! It was Gucci getting 3000.00 per month while never paying Tution was Gucci
That’s what I would have done, as I was interested in the Air Force, but I got bad eyes
@@kulahog6495 Plenty of mfkers in the Navy and Coast Guard wear glasses. Only thing you cannot wear are contacts. They also do a corrective surgery while you in for free
I think that the biggest lie that schools are telling us is that we all have to go to college after high school. It’s just a natural assumption during your senior year that you will go to college and for many people, it seems like the only option. Instead of going to college, I just went to a local trade school and learned web development. After a couple weeks of job hunting, I got a job as a junior developer. It didn’t pay much, but it was enough for me to move out of my parents house and rent an apartment. Also, it gave me valuable experience. When I got my next job, I beat out 5 other people who were CS graduates fresh out of college because I had more experience than them. I now earn 90k a year and I am completely debt free. My advice is to only go to college if you want to pursue a career where a college degree is absolutely necessary. Otherwise you’re shooting yourself in the foot by wasting 4+ years of your life and getting yourself into thousands of dollars of debt.
Can you tell me what trade school is because ive seen many talk about it.
@@tahmurashotami8464 I'm in it rn, taking electrical.
Instead of getting a 4 year degree, you could get a 2 year degree and get into the field right as you graduate in jobs like electricians, plumbers, and HVAC. Dental Hygienist, Radiation Therapists, and diagnostic medical sonographer. There are several others too but those are some of the main ones. You have to be willing to work hard physically though if you want get good work in these fields though. Not all of the jobs are going to be rough though.
Overall the trades are in pretty high demand rn, and It pays well, just do research on it and check out how your state treats the field you're looking to go into.
Cheers.
@@ComboMon- ok thx i thought trade school was some sort of stock trading school
@@tahmurashotami8464 nope!
"Your School is Lying to You!"
*Yeah, well, what else is new...?*
For real though: thanks for the video, Life Noggin. Dunno what I'd be doing with what little time I had to spare in my classes without your videos.
With everything that's going on in the world that makes it seem as if the entire planet is ablaze, your return gives me a bit of hope. Makes it a little less painful, the conflicts a bit further between, and the light at the end of this several year-long tunnel not so far away.
Thank you. *I'll never forget this.*
in the case of my college it's definitely the college's end of not responding to any financial questions. the college subreddit is literally more responsive and helpful than the administration.
In my country the college is free but you must have really good grades, I am currently 15 years old and went several times back to school in the last 3 summers because I had F's in many of the subjects including Maths, Estonian, and Russian. But here I am living a free life listening to 90s songs and I even own a nice 90s car (cost 3500€) I don't even have my car license yet but if I get one, ill be one happy Estonian.
What im trying to say, Grades don't mean anything, your decisions do.
I'm a High school junior. The thought of college terrifies me! Any advice would help me a lot :)
Get a part time job and once your 18 start researching about investing into stocks and don't buy things which you don't want. Although you can spend abit of money for yourself like as a gift.
Also don't think about college currently and focus on highschool mainly
Make sure to get a tour of the campus and connect with current students to see what their thoughts are. Definitely don't fret about what your major will be since everyone takes gen eds freshman year. Most importantly enjoy your last few years of high school :)
If you're thinking of going for any degree that isn't in a STEM, medical, or law field then just don't go. You'll end up with a worthless degree that you just paid 10s of thousands for. Make sure the degree you want is actually worth paying that huge amount for.
“Your school is lying to you!”
About? Ethics, politics, critical thinking, history?
Watch the video dumbass
It’s about the debt stupid
@@HoodiniOFallamhain How is a school lying to me about debt
@@oddgorl23 dude the college debt didn’t you watch small brain
@@RomanumChristum It’s a joke.
The title: Your school is lying to you!
Me: *In my 3rd period* you’re right
What is your 3rd class?
I was in my third period too, kinda spooky, init?
I have english as my 3rd period tf
And i hate pubblic speaking LMAO
i just have health
@@ryugaforever7713 SAMEEEE
Education shouldn't be a commodity that is bought and sold
Proof that our education system is corrupted
Maybe, or maybe not. Or prehaps the US needs to stop doing both at the same time and just choose a system. A mixed apporach is clearly not getting anyone anywhere.
Education, food and water should be free to everyone.
@@kapa_nitori Well, if you believe healthcare is a right, virtually everything becomes a right because everything can be related to health in one way or another. Food, water, housing, education, gyms, pools, clothing, power, cars, buses, beds, child care, and it becomes an endless list of rights from what I can see
@@dallascopp4798 No, healthcare is separate from personal lifestyle choices. Everyone should have the privilege to get treated in any medical facility through taxes. Which makes it not free but instead everyone pitches into a system we all end up using. However no one gets the privilege of free anything.
I've been studying at my local community college with a STEM based dual enrollment program at my high school. It was hard working at an accelerated pace in all the classes, but I haven't had to pay and I've even been sent more than enough money for my books each semester. I've been able to save 1.8K over the years here and there since I didn't have time for a job. Hopefully it will cover some of my book expenses when I go to university full time next semester.
Fortunately, my family is moving this summer back to our home in Puerto Rico. It's not economically doing all that great with all of the inflation. However, it's university prices are very reasonable, only $4,208 a year for in state tuition. This is without financial aid. If I were to get good grades during my first year, they often offer really good scholarships to you after that too. I just need to make sure to brush up on my Spanish since Puerto Rico teaches courses in both Spanish and English. I can read, write, and speak in Spanish. It's more about boosting my vocabulary. Man I need to find good books to read in Spanish.
I goal is to get my bachelor's in Natural Sciences, then pass the MCAT and get into medical school. I want to go into medicine and research. Likely as a physician-scientist. Innovation is absolutely key after all.
My recuiter was really aggressive and gave me the impression I wouldn't owe anything when I graduated with my pay plan. Well that was a lie. And the school shut down two years later and my last quarter non of my teachers did anything and they were having job interviews during class.
Life Noggin: Your school is lying to you!
Me: I am 4 Parallel Universes ahead of you.
I graduated in 2004 in the US. I went to ITT Tech of all places. I have debt that I have been paying on since 2009... My school was in the shady business of selling poor quality education and was found guilty of it and was forced to pay back the students who attended. Unfortunately for me, most of my funding was a private loan, which did not qualify for refunds. So I never got to graduate with a Bachelor of Computer Science in Networking and have 14k worth of debt still and no education and no credits that can transfer, even if I wanted them to. ---Got to Love The US
Title: Your School is LYING to You!
Me: Ok there are so many directions this can go, and I'm afraid what it might be.
I graduated without debt. Because both my parents work in colleges and were able to get through all the stupid paperwork. Also because I took long enough to be an independent student, and got scholarships. I'm a lucky one.
The fact that no one has any skills coming out of high school, is the reason college gets away with this crap. An 18 year old shouldn't have to go to 2-6 more years before they poses the basic skills to be hired.
I got this notification when im in school. Perfect timing
"Your school is lying to you"
Me:- Teach me how to pay taxes and get money?
Teachers:- Mitochondira is the powerhouse of the cell.
Me: HOW DO I GET A JOB?!
Teachers:- Find "X".
School is literally useless if they say they prepare us for the future but don't teach us how to pay taxes, buy a house or get a job.
Don't blame the teacher though. If we don't teach you what the school wants us to teach you, we get fired or criticized for not being good teachers. Most of the time we are just as bored teaching you the same old stuff as you are learning it. At least for me, I try my best to incorporate a practical application into the lessons I'm required to teach so that any student, no matter what career they plan on going into, can get something useful out of it.
Those questions might only help a bioengineering major
@@peachkey2 well if you finish teaching a little early, why not make small financial lessons or something like that for the meantime anyway?
@@peachkey2 your just saying that so the school wont fired you
I'm currently a senior in high school and plan to go to a community college for Auto Body Technology, and already did a school visit for my current high school and loved it! My brother already had some FAFSA help and my mom is helping me do that again. She and I do plan on going to a private college visit there, so she can get a idea on how it is.
My brother just went to college a week ago so I am going to show him this video. It will definitely help him, thanks.
What did he say about this video?
I’m in my freshman year of college. I am currently studying psychology, I am however going to talk to my academic advisor about changing my pathway to nursing for a specific master’s degree course eventually.
Have watched you in a while but I forgot how much I loved this channel, such a good watch every time!
I’m not going to college, whether I do or don’t I’m still gonna end up homeless and jobless
Don’t give up, keep your eyes on the prize
@@abdulgill5013 my prize is out of reach, someone would literally need to pay for everything for me for like, years before I could maybe get my own source of money
@@ckinggaming5bucketmadness766 what prize is it?
@@mayabartolabac money
sad world
Do full rides still exist? I’ve never met or heard of anyone who has gotten this elusive ‘full ride’.
I got one, honestly without it I probably wouldn't bother with college. It just isn't worth it when I'm teaching myself all of the skills anyways. All my college does is have me research and write papers. Usually 1 paper per class per week followed by 1 forum post per class per week, then 1-3 replies to another student per class per week. Any variation outside that is rare. Actually technically I applied for a normal scholarship, but this college came along and "upgraded" it to a full ride on the condition it only applied to them. The student who was offered it first rejected it and I was the runner up who ended up with it.
@@Xigzagamer what’s ur major and what was the scholarship based on?
Yes they do, we help students with full rides all the time. (I am the CEO of Mos)
@@Fatima-hl2qg I got it based on something I wrote a while back, I don't remember the exact details. I was majoring the IT track, but switched to marketing.
I see them all the time, they just give me an Uber to the college
Wait did u mean payment for the entire time Ur at college? Nah, just the fee to travel to there
Duhhh school is there for one thing.. MONEY! Who really needs school when all the information and more is on the internet!
4:22 in the US you have a "financial Aid Office", the name alone should tell you your system doesn't work.
@Cam_X I had three things too say
🤷🇦🇺🇸🇯
@thanks
.no
when there is money to make it will be overruled by quality to customers as long as there is demand, they really need to be funded by something bigger like the government and base the funds on quality of education they get
Still remember when i have drum lessons at school the school lied said how i didn’t attend the lessons and threatened to cancel my benefits for the school
Boy do I wish school would teach you these things 🤣 Tysm blocko
I still struggle to understand how/why education is so expensive in America
Because everyone is money hungry
@@paradoxboi806 ye
Been 2 years since ive watched life noggin and now im back
Me watching this in class: “hmmm, interesting”
The "hey there. Welcome to Life Noggin" never gets old
I'm 3 years in my college major and the more that I keep at it the more I realize that I might be wasting time and mental health into it.
With all the $$ you pay to colleges, there is also the question if what they are teaching you are actually useful. I've been to workshops where many professionals admitted that more than half of what they had to learn at college was useless. I guess it makes you a "well-rounded student." Not sure if that is even worth the extra classes you have to pay for.
that roundness will deflate fast if you don't use it. it's definitely not worth it, especially having the internet today for that kind of stuff
I want to study so bad in the school of my dreams but being an abroad school and me and my family not having that much money to go around is crushing, I want to study so badly but I hate being held back by tons of things that are not in my control, I do want to go to school but I'm not willing to save up money for 10 years just to go to school...
What do you even want to learn
College Dropout advice here: Learn and work a trade, then go to 4 year uni. You'll be able to make enough money you can save up some. Even if you get on a payment plan with a trade school, its usually only about 2-4 grand for all the training. It's better to have a reliable way of making money prior to going to college. It gives you more time to mature, and contemplate whether you really need to go to college. That decision gets easier to make when you're not frantically wondering how you'll make money in the future. Also, Pay out of pocket for college if you can help it. College loans will screw you over long term.
I wish I had known how viable trade school was coming out of high school, but the high school always talked like college was the only option, and I believed them.
HE'S BACK , the man is back to help us in this trying time
*me reading the title*: SO MITOCHONDRIA ISNT THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL!?
@keep rollin heh nice
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@@maxtmmboi no no
it was just my reaction when i saw the title
I like that you provided us with ✨KNOWLEDGE✨
As a early graduate I probably would recommend 2 things for thoes memers intrested in low Stonk investment collage for more Stonk for U
1. Community collage
2. Ashworth Collage
3. No collage (just works our if you find the right job)