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If you had college paid for, what degree would you get? Is becoming a lawyer worth it or do they have to work crazy hours?
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Entry level lawyers are completely replaced by AI now. Google just launched their legal AI platform this week. You can only survive in that sector if your parents have an own firm with a client base.
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If it's paid for just get 1 of each, all of em. Who gives a shit. Whats the problem? They all gotta fit in 1 briefcase or something so there's a limit?
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>>62641436
Yeah seems the same for paralegals. It's definitely be about finding a niche
>>62641439
4 years of classes paid for
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if you change the first letter of their names, it's jonald and roseph
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>>62641447
Megan will not date Mark though because she also wants someone with a degree.
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I went for finance because I figured no matter what I did it would involve getting paid money and I wanted to use it well
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>>62641447
You can pay for and thus receive more than 1 genuine accredited college degree in 4 years dumb fuck
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Neat indeed, gruelling grind eventually rewards.
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>>62641454
Has it helped? I figure everything involving real trading you can learn from youtube videos and the academic basics cannot make you skilled at actual market psychology unlike experience
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>>62641470
Need in field experience. Its different it will always be different.
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>>62641451
Larry wins again
>>62641457
You're gonna get one of every degree in 4 years? You sound low IQ
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>>62641477
What's stopping you? You said it was all paid for. Are you THAT poor even in your own hypothetical that you can't even imagine it being "paid for" when it's "paid for"? ESL is no excuse for not reading your own post
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>>62641470
Yes it helped my money management skills are well above average
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>>62641485
>You said it was all paid for
No I said 4 years is paid for my low IQ friend. You seem confused
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>>62641409
you don't seem like college material. go get a job welding for $53k a year.
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>>62641580
Welders make that little?
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>>62641605
Nyc rig welders make $275k minimum what low level union you talking about troll.
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>>62641611
It's almost like the OP is looking to have his thread bumped kek. Are you stupid?
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>>62641616
They make $250k-275k minimum. Nyc Unions are difficult to join for a good reason. Dont need cry baby simps like you shitting up the place.
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>>62641616
HeybndD what a fitting name for a fed.
Next time lurk a little bit to figure out how this board works, before you spread your anti education propaganda.
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Why don't American parents pay for their kids' college? Or at least part of it.
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>>62641626
>>62641619
Kek re-read what you're replying to
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>>62641628
They do, /biz/ dummies are low class and can't fathom this
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>>62641637
It's all over 4chan. Is every American here lower middle class and below?
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>>62641646
Bench warmers
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>>62641646
Fraid so
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>>62641436
>>62641409
If you can go to a t10 law school, maybe. You'd join biglaw making $250k a year out the gate plus bonus and be making $500-$700k in a couple years before making partner which can mean 7-8 figures a year in juicy biglaw firms. The downside is that prepartner your soul will be crushed.

If you're not t10 you basically need to be number one in your class which is a shit show and even then lots of firms just dump everyone not at a t10, unless they're the partner's son. (Look at the biggest big law firms and their people and you'll see basically everyone is Harvard/Yale/Stanford law with a couple UVA/UChic/Columbia/Penn folks mixed in)
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>>62641409
going to college is totally worth it but it's retarded that we send 18 year olds who don't know shit
>what degree would you get?
this is much less important than knowing what career you want and pursuing internships etc to land it
even in careers which "need" a degree, you wont use most or even all of your degree with a few exceptions like medicine and law - the real world doesn't operate like college and computers do most of the heavy lifting everywhere
pick a school based on its connections and try to network with the faculty
companies have hiring fairs at colleges and send agents to try and poach the best students so be one of these
if you're obviously a mature student then that is bad though
if you're just going to college to "do a good degree" and fuck around then it's going to be years of pain afterwards until you land on your feet
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>>62641664
What career would you go for then?
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>>62641660
>If you can go to a t10 law school, maybe. You'd join biglaw making $250k a year out the gate plus bonus and be making $500-$700k in a couple years before making partner which can mean 7-8 figures a year in juicy biglaw firms. The downside is that prepartner your soul will be crushed.
It's absolutely not worth it. Your hours will be 9AM 10:30PM, each day. And not allowed to do mistakes. Slave work.
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>>62641895
Speak for yourself. You cant handle it some of us been handling management duties at a young age.
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>>62641811
Unironically something that is about computers. There's a meme that said developers are going to be replaced by AI, but current projection actually project a growth in developers in the years to come. AI, IoT, robotics, automation, cybersecurity, and software-enabled products as sources of demand.
Data center technician would be cool. Uptime Institute's 2026 survey says more than half of data-center operators have difficulty finding qualified candidates, with staffing shortages remaining a significant constraint.
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Holy shit the OP from this thread is a gigantic coping loser lmao.
>Lemme cherry pick a case that isnt even real ahah that will teach those bookworms
LOL i make more money than you as an engineer and i dont pay to destroy my body like a peasant brainlet cuck. Enjoy the backpain at 40 you salty loser LOL gl being born with a fuctioning brain on your next life.
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>>62641911
It's a bait image newfag
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>>62641409
Communism out here selling dreams like a busted dude promising everybody a mansion while he stealing the fridge out the kitchen. Every single time they talk about “everybody equal,” somehow the regular people end up broke, hungry, standing in lines for bread while the top bosses chilling fat behind locked gates acting like kings.
They be saying, “share everything,” but what it really mean is: “you own nothing, the government own YOU.” Wanna speak your mind? Nah. Wanna worship freely? Nah. Wanna disagree? Congratulations, now you suspicious. Whole system move like a control freak ex that gotta monitor every little thing you do.
And the economy? Absolute clown show. Folks working hard just to get empty shelves and busted apartments while propaganda posters smiling harder than the actual citizens. History got receipts too — censorship, secret police, people disappearing, leaders acting untouchable while preaching “for the people” every five minutes.
That’s the wild part about communism: it start sounding like a superhero speech and end looking like a prison with extra paperwork. They promise equality, then everybody equally miserable except the dudes running the show.
At some point you gotta ask: if the system so perfect, why people always trying to escape it instead of rushing in?
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>>62641436
law is the biggest scam yes we need jurisprudence but we cant have humans be the ones to enforce it cause they are scammers
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>>62641447
>paid off school after three years
Ameriniggers have to pay for job opportunities? But the problem is the eurosocialists, lmao.
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I already made this thread and ended this argument.

Tradies are on the same level as prisoners.

Prisoners do the same shit you do WITHOUT going into debt paying for it and come out better at it than you'll ever be.

Just look at "orange is the new black" It's about a fucking women's prison and the protagonist Piper learns a trade and becomes an electrician in the prison, spending 0 in debt or no apprentice stuff. She comes out with a job lined up though but still.

Your social status will always be lower than a degree holder.
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>>62642432
This thread is about degrees retard.
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>>62642447
If anyone's retarded it's you. Look at the image on the right half of OP. It's just another
>just lern2trades bro
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>>62642449
It's bait for low IQ anons like you. Answer the op question
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>>62642451
>wanting advice from someone you consider as low iq
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>>62641409
>pic
umm sorry sweaty new meta just dropped
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>>62642491
So you can't answer it?
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>>62641409
Art was destroyed by Post Modernism as a means to demoralize the West. All degrees in liberal arts were invented to create debt slaves and waste potential. Degrees in actual science and engineering are now limited to Asians and most of them are cheating with AI.



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