[ SECRET POST #3123 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3123 ⌋

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Comments

Re: So...

[(Anonymous)]

my point is that the only number that matters is how much it costs to finish. if it costs $5k to finish, it costs $5k to finish, regardless of whether you're $50k in or $5k in. the reason the two calculations are different is because the amount of money it'll take to finish is different - but the initial investment is not relevant, that money has been spent.

Re: So...

[(Anonymous)]

Well yes, but you also didn't factor in current debt tied with ability to pay it off. You have a better chance of getting a higher paid job (or, shall we say, a job at all) with a degree. If you've already paid twenty grand for college, that debt sticks with you whether you finish it or not, but you'll have an easier time paying it back if you have a better job, which is what the degree helps with.