So what degrees and qualifications do you have that would make you desireable to a company? I am sure you are college educated but I would like to know your credentials.
Since when does college inflict on what your education is?
LOL Isnt it cute? Ace an accounting and marketing highschool class and I guess you are ready for the big time yet others with masters degrees are out of work. I think you better go to college and finish your education before you think about something like this.
College is a joke, if I or my parents had invested 30-40$k into a non-refundable joke, I too would be quite upset.
I am a engineering major.. will be getting my masters and I honestly do not think anyone with my education level or higher would take a venture with a high school graduate with a business proposition and a good knowledge of using a thesaurus. If you so desire to do something like this, go to college as a marketing major, or better yet since you have such a vast apprehension of business already, why not just go to school to be an engineer, preferrably mechanical or civil so you could then sharply tune your skills into vibration engineering or acoustical engineering, and take the car audio world by storm?
Whats with all these college bound nut huggers thinking it takes loads of money or some specialy named university to teach you the same shit you could learn off a f
ucking computer.? Who says we even need a college education to suceed in life? That person who came up with that slogan is a f
ucking moron! Since when does the sucess in life come at a price to pay for you to be able to be coincider by fellow Americans as knowledgable just because you went to college? When did life have to be all about greed? Why is sucessfullness measured on the amount of income? As I recall the Constitution says "And The Pursuit of Hapiness". Life is all about being happy and knowing you dont need money to make yourself better.
I'm getting to the point where my attitude regarding college is starting to parallel my views on religion: Follow your calling but, for f
uck's sake, don't evangelize to me the importance of education. Higher learning is like good company; it has it's merits but having to pay for it is really nothing to brag about. What could I possibly learn for $40,000.00 that I couldn't otherwise research online or at a local library?
What is commonly referred to as "education" isn't so much what you know, rather how long you've learned for and whom you've learned from; a quantifiable sentence of scholastic trial following which you are deemed "educated," even if you bare the intellectual stamina of a retail clerk. And all for what? A fighting chance to settle your debt by working someplace where your skill, your talent, your life experience, even your ambitions take a back seat to the number of years you spent in the classroom? Are you f
ucking serious?
Right about now is when I begin to hear all the counter-arguments from the offended college apologists, desperately defending the practice of paying for their education. Well, no shit! If I had thirty or forty grand sunk into a nonrefundable venture, I too would have a strong interest in promoting the idea that I'm in some way investing in my future; some people simply need the training wheels on a bit longer than others.
The OP obviously seems quite out of his range, but if you have the money and know the right people then why not? No need to bring "college education" into it. I did'nt take one semester of college before I dropped out to make more money. Just my .02 cents
