How do you get around it, bros? Trades is full of dogshit stupid assholes, and if you don't get an education at all your life prospects will be significantly worse. One fucked up gpa from studies unrelated to your major and you'll be branded for life
The Uni Question
Adrian Roberts
Xavier Jackson
do economics, very redpilled
Justin Cook
If you are a motivated person, start your own business.
Jason Price
Maybe you should try getting a job.
Blake Young
got one
Ryan Perry
Do an engineering course. EEE, Chem Eng, or Biomech Eng are your best bets.
Benjamin Wright
Try welfare, works for me
>(everybody) works for me, ack ack
Ryder Hughes
>Uni = education
you need treatment.
Zachary Russell
Some people want more out of life than throwing a frisbee around on a beach user
Ian Fisher
Don't listen to this guy. I have a B.Sc in Econ and it was a waste of time and money.
Justin Peterson
Yes, and those people are golddiggers.
Zachary Myers
for god sakes don't do economics, do finance
Jackson Martinez
I like this advice. I have a few college degrees and I would trade 2 of them to go back in time and do Econ instead. The older I get the more I'm interested in economics and politics but I've had to do all of my research and training myself because I wasn't formally trained.
Asher Jackson
Don't listen to these two troglodytes.
Jayden Hall
Just get a professional degree or join Federal LEO if you want a good career.
Joseph Miller
>do economics, very redpilled
Obviously not because those who are running Western economies are moving towards neofeudalism
Luis Hernandez
learn a trade. beats having to unlearn all the shit they (((teach))) you at university. which I'd gone to plumbing school or welding.
Carter Morales
This in the modern age is easier than ever before, but only if you have an original idea or meet a particular demand. There are apps for payroll, taxes, and even hiring. You can run a small business off your fucking phone.
>How do you get around it, bros?
Worked unskilled jobs to pay for 2 year college. Generally nobody talks politics there and when they do it's nothing extremely left. Went for my Associates in Applied Science for technical drafting and landed my first career type job this year. Other companies still hit me up with job offers and I haven't even graduated yet. My advice to you is to get good at (Won't even need a degree to land a job). You just draw on a computer all day and get paid very well; $20 - $40 an hour depending on experience alone. Plus starting a 3D printing business wouldn't be an outrageously expensive endeavor.
Jack Garcia
>Economics
>Must have a masters for entry level job.
>Only 21,000 jobs available, most already filled.
>Financial Analyst
>Bachelors Degree
>296,000 Jobs
Benjamin Roberts
Just get good grades and don’t be a lazy fuck face
Hudson Hill
Do physics or math, or some other stem major. You can actually do something with them and generally don't have to deal with annoying people.
Mason White
Credentials FTW.
The harder and more respected the better. Credentials do not give two fucks if you're a minority, female, disabled, come from a troubled background, etc. You either pass on your own merits or fail.
Plus, they show you put in hundreds of hours of independent work with zero hand holding.