Views : 65,500
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Jun 4, 2021 ^^
Rating : 4.963 (17/1,811 LTDR)
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So glad I found this playlist!!when I first went to school impulsively no one told me any of this I didnāt even know how loans let alone fixed home mortgage loans worked.I stumbled so much from 18 yrs old to 22 lost..now that Iām going back to school and I know what I want to do Iām blessed to have this resource thank you so much
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I had bad study skills going in to college. I thought that I could cruise through class like I had in high school, but I was wrong. I corrected my study habits, but I also only ever got average grades that kept my gpa mediocre. And I never felt like I could keep up with the course work enough to do well on exams. I was set on being an engineering student, although I had proclivities for the humanities. I knew about the student loans dilemma, but I figured that I had a better chance of getting a job as an engineering graduate than otherwise, so I graduated with a bachelors in engineering. I am not sure if this is correct, but my takeaway is this: major in something you are good at, AND that you enjoy doing. You have a better chance of getting good grades that way, and so you have a better chance of graduating with a high gpa. You might have to take the hit of having a degree that employers aren't hiring for, and that's something you have to decide for yourself, if the risk of that is worth it.
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you're like the type of parent that everyone wants and needs. You're out here REALLY educating young people(and people in general) about the things that the educational system refuses to teach(no offense) because they'd rather see young people struggle financially because that's just more money in their pockets!!
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@tophatbanjo
1 year ago
I was a high school English teacher in a very, very tough urban school, and I gave this talk to my 10th graders from time to time. I had lots and lots of them who absolutely refused to believe me when I would tell them that if you don't graduate college, you still have to pay back the student loans you take--they simply rejected that notion as being unfair. Yikes! I retired about 10 years ago, I'm sure at least some of them have found out the truth the hard way, heh!
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