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In a hypothetical scenario, if you were given the opportunity, would you accept a full refund for your college tuition and all cost associated with it..ie tuition,books, supplies, room and board in exchange for giving up your degree?
I got a bachelor's in electrical engineering for $500/semester (which included books). My MS and MBA were paid by my employers. So, no way. I got the most for the least.
Given that the total cost (tuition/books) of both my degrees (BA/MD) was about $55k, no way in hell. Even if you add living expenses for all 9 years...no way in hell.
Could I keep everything I learned or do I have to forget it? Could I keep the money I made during my career? Can I keep the friends I met in college? Am I just giving up the paper? - because that, I don't need anymore.
In a hypothetical scenario, if you were given the opportunity, would you accept a full refund for your college tuition and all cost associated with it..ie tuition,books, supplies, room and board in exchange for giving up your degree?
Ask me again when I'm just about to retire.
It's not even remotely close in my case, I probably make more a year than my entire education would cost adjusted for inflation and excluding any scholarships etc.
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