Skipping College to Get a Job?
Of 30 jobs projected to grow the most over the next decade, only seven require a bachelor’s degree, The New York Times reports, leading some experts to argue that some students should skip college or take a vocational route instead.
Of 30 jobs projected to grow the most over the next decade, only seven require a bachelor’s degree, The New York Times reports, leading some experts to argue that some students should skip college or take a vocational route instead.
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Agreed. I wish I had gotten some administrative experience during or right after high school and college and then gone on to pursue a career related advanced degree or certificates and jobs.
But then again…how many people are switching majors while pursuing their undergraduate degree? Are people more likely to know their career goals at 18 than what they’d like to major in?
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