a lot of people who go to college and graduate wind up in **** jobs before they can get their careers going.

someday his art will define art.

artists and photographers

and business majors, and accountants, lawyers, mechanics, engineers, electricians, the list goes on. the only people i know for a fact who go right to work are doctors and nurses. 53% of people in America who hold bachelors degrees are unemployed right now.

doctors and nurses are gonna have the ********* time after obama care comes out. Literally there's gonna be a gigantic drop in doctors and nurses because their pay drops to the same as a four year college degree, when they should get the pay they deserve for 8 years.

it is what it is. that's socialized medicine for you.

it makes me sad... there's so much more after the huge study I did

i can't stand other peoples fluids. i mean, i've set my own fingers after breaking them, butterflied cuts so deep i could see bone and dug out teeth from my kunckles. but sewing up another person? no thank you.

I decided on going through college to be a surgeon, but now I've really started to overthink my decision

skilled surgeons are like people in any other skilled trade. yes you are a doctor, but you still get paid better because you possess a special skill.

I want to become one, but I don't want to go to school for an extra 4 years just for nothing extra. yaknowwhatImean?

do what makes you happy man. putting money as the priority in your life won't make you happy in the end. my family is the most important thing to me. money is just something i have to get to keep them happy. if you really want to be a surgeon, be a surgeon. if you would rather be a graphic designer, or a rocket scientist, or a school teacher, do whatever makes you happy!

Thanks man I'll really take that to heart and do what makes me happy

i tried to make money my priority. it almost cost me my marriage. when i was a store manager at AutoZone, I was pulling in 42,000/yr before bonuses. that's not bad for a 23 year old with barely any college under his belt. but the stress of managing 10 employees, running a retail location, scheduling, interviews, terminations, everything. all this while being on paper and paid for 50 hours, but working 70+ every single week. it was sressful, and i took it out on my wife. not physically, but passive aggresively pushing her away. money does not a happy man make. luckily i got out of there with my sanity. took a hefty paycut, but there you go. kept a roof over our heads, and food on our table.

rethink*

if you had a user name, i would waste more time. but let me just be blunt: a staggering number of people with degrees don't immediately get placed in their field of choice. they have to take 2 or 3 **** jobs to pay off the bill collectors who come at you as soon as 6 months after graduation.

2 of my managers have done 4 years of college, and the other two are in college now.

I also learned my friends brother works with a bunch of people at Meijer who have degrees.

prepare to hate people permenatnly after 2 days and about after your 3rd week of working you notice how insanely comfortable your bed is after a long shift

meh, i was too busy to double check.

you can't tell from a simple glance?

apparently not..

*on. Damnit.