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[chemtrails]

Let’s say you are 18, would you study for 6 hours straight a day for the next 2 years (or 12 hours for a year) of your life to get in a super good college in your country of residence so that you’ll be mega rich and will be able to retire at 35, having all that time for yourself except 2-4 hours a week that you’ll have to do the real estate shit you’re in and taxes?

Cons:
In this imaginary scenario you fucked complete total of 0 girls, you had the opportunity to but since you’re so autistic and awkward you never took it. You live in such a small town that you’ll be lucky to fuck a single foid in the span of 2 years and there’s no guarantee that she’s not LTB/fat.
You’re a burden for your dad.

Pros:
You’ll be making shit tons of money even for westerners.

 

[Deleted member 21182]

For what? To be a doctor or a diplomat and work like a slave while other people make 40x as much having fun

 

[chemtrails]

For what? To be a doctor or a diplomat and work like a slave while other people make 40x as much having fun

Economist or a programmer in that case

 

[Deleted member 21182]

Economist or a programmer in that case

Also same thing, nowadays if u Actually wanna be happy u gotta find something else, even a economist/programme doesnt make that much, they can’t fly jets everywhere or buy super cars why study so much to be semi rich

 

[fuggg]

do you really think that getting into a good college will automatically make you rich afterwards?

 

[Deleted member 6128]

do you really think that getting into a good college will automatically make you rich afterwards?

This college prestige is BS

Also JFL at anyone who studies more than 3 hours a day.

 

[Deleted member 25667]

This college prestige is BS

College prestige is everything

 

[Deleted member 6128]

College prestige is everything

Only during education

Once you get into the workforce you'll have colleagues who didn't even complete school

 

[LiteralCaucasian]

Also JFL at anyone who studies more than 3 hours a day.

LARP.

 

[Deleted member 25667]

Only during education

Once you get into the workforce you'll have colleagues who didn't even complete school

But it's so much easier to get a high paying job with a non meme degree from a prestigious college

 

[Deleted member 6128]

LARP.

Not a LARP studying should begin at the start of the year not before muh exams.

Consistent studying over a whole school year and you can ace exams with as little as 1 hour/2 hour study time per day

 

[Deleted member 6128]

But it's so much easier to get a high paying job with a non meme degree from a prestigious college

Water but after your first job no Employer gives a shit

Although you do get the occasional appraisal if you do bring it up. Prestigeness matters more for prestige ventures like working in Quant/Jane street, VC and PE or becoming an Entrepreneur whose given funding

 

[fuggg]

But it's so much easier to get a high paying job with a non meme degree from a prestigious college

thats true but OP is implying that you become rich afterwards, which is completely untrue

 

[Deleted member 25667]

Prestigeness matters more for prestige ventures

So for anything actually worthwhile then

 

[Deleted member 25667]

thats true but OP is implying that you become rich afterwards, which is completely untrue

5 years post grad, budgeting and non risky investments (maybe a side hustle if you can be bothered) and you probably won't have to worry about money for the rest of your life. Albeit you won't necessarily be "rich", you'll be well off. Though this requires a stem, law or finance bachelors/masters at one of the most prestigious universities in your country.

 

[bara]

This college prestige is BS

Depends where/what you are gunning for really.

Here in Toronto, majority of financial institutions (even moreso with tech) are getting a massive hardon for Waterloo students.

One of my internship cohorts was like 15/25 Waterloo students, ridiculous.

Considering entry level market is such a shitshow right now (1000 applicants for 1 position), having a better name can indeed help, unfortunately.

That first job is all that matters, and right now it's the hardest one to get, so it helps in getting your foot in the door. After that, yes, it's true, doesn't really matter what school you came from.