Okay...so #studentloans are crushing people, and here am I meeting peo ...

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Okay...so #studentloans are crushing people, and here am I meeting people with 2nd or 3rd #bachelor's degree.

Something doesn't add up here. #education.

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You're either meeting people with a very high, or very low net worth hehe

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Or really smart people with good scholarships.

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I... bruh... if you're talking to really smart people with no college debt and multiple degrees, you need to become a life coach stat. You'll have to buy another house to store all the silver

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It's cheaper to study abroad to get a degree if one of them has done that. I know a lot of foreigners from neighboring countries would visit the Philippines for advance studies because it's way more cheaper cost of living and tuition wise.

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Am I supposed to assume people got their extra degrees from outside of US?

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Nah, entertaining possibilities then ruling out the ones that don't fit is what I would do when a claim has been made.

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I have looked into getting my masters degree in the past, but I could never justify the cost for the benefit I would get. My wife has her masters degree and we just finally paid that off a couple of years ago.

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That sounds like it took a long time.

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Yeah, It probably took ten years total.

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I wouldn't recommend it, but I understand. It's a rat race: when every clerk has a degree, you need to do something extra to stand out. During 2008-2010, continuing your studies was better than being unemployed.

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I suppose there's that, but there has to be other things you could do to stand out.

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Here in Europe, a bachelor is considered not finishing your studies. The normal program is getting a master's degree at the same university, in 4 years for B+M.

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Education is cheaper in Europe than, say, US.

It's kinda hard to believe someone would try multiple degrees solely in the US.

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Student loans are a bubble. COVID lockdowns are bursting the bubble, which is one good outcome of the lockdown.

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