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I fully agree. I encouraged my younger brother (21) to not waste his time with university, based on his interests.

He started working at around age 17, as I had a few mates back home who could help him find the kind of work he enjoys.

My younger sister (18) wants to become a doctor and is studying hard to go study medicine for free.

I graduated from uni, with a first class degree, but it was really pointless. Most of the benefits I got was due to the fact that I moved to another country to study and had more opportunities because of that, not because of uni.

Like you said. Unless you want to study a handful of things, there's really no need for university. Doing a course, an apprenticeship or going to trade school is much better.

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Kristin Carrera 1y ago

I totally agree. If it's a trade, you can usually pay out of pocket and skip the student loans while gaining real experience in the field you want.

For someone like your sister, I get that a degree is necessary—that makes sense.

I really think we need to start teaching this to the younger generation, highlighting the value of practical skills and different career paths.

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XeqT Monetary Freedom (∞/21M) + (₿+⚡) = 🧡 1y ago

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