Is school a scam?

08-11-2019, 08:51 AM

Comelyghost Wrote: In a lot of ways, higher education is designed to keep poor people more poor, as they cant afford to go. So yes.

School is not a scam nor is it to keep the poor in poverty, the school system was designed to teach you about society and how to fit. the vision God has placed inside of you is what you are supported to use to move your self out of poverty. And why some come from a poor family is because their fathers failed to follow their dreams and vision and they are following in the same circle. PS schools did not promise to make you rich

If you do a shit degree after the end of it then yeah, it is a scam.

This is one of those things that can swing either way i feel like. To some people school is a good thing and it helps them and then to some its pointless. Now if we are talking about skills, then yes its a scam. It doesnt teach you any life skills or trade skills. Atleast most dont.

School is complete nonsense. Since any student will sooner or later go to a tutor.

Dont pay money going to school unless it is something you are passionate about, it is too much money to waste.

I get drunk and high and play games like Minecraft lol

Guess special ed is a ascam tho after all unlucky gg

School is usefull, because you learn to behave around other people. Also thats where you will find most of your friends, and trust me my best friends are all from school. Now in uni I couldnt care less about other people

You ever develop skills but then require paper for people to believe it?
Welcome to school.

Quote: College in America is the biggest scam that I have to contribute in. Everything here is overpriced, and it gets ridiculous how many hundreds of dollars I've wasted for mandatory online courses (which teach me more than the actual teacher does anyway lmao)

College in America is indeed a scam. Colleges give you the fundamentals. Most of the important information is learned on your own from a job or through certifications. Most workplaces require a college degree because it helps HR weed people out.