4 years of college is NOT the only option

#college #schoollife #business #sneakers #investing

[davealaddin]

Please don’t take advice from someone reselling shoes for a career

[blacknightovo]

You're promoting a false reality. How many people are reselling on your level? How many people are Doctors, engineers, business executives, etc? There are a lot of ways of making legit money but it's all about what position your put yourself in and how hard you work. There is issues with college Financials in the U.S. but that's a complete different topic and doesn't correlate with selling shoes.

[spenxcerr]

Majority of college grads leave college and move back with a parent or apartment with friends and work 40 hrs a week for maybe 50k a year max

[Alvin-pner]

To be fair you can’t just generalize “College” all together. What you’re doing is putting the History and Art majors together with way more lucrative jobs like CS and Medical.

College is what you make of it just like reselling sneakers. If you pick a lucrative degree, work hard for 4 years, put yourself out there in clubs and internships you’ll be well above 6 figures. Similar to if you put in hard work, hustle, do the footwork with reselling sneakers, you’ll be well above 6 figures like him.

[dmeister]

Starting salaries in CS are easily $120k+ with health/dental insurance and other benefits.

[saltiness_incoming]

The guy is way off most people make $34, 000 a year not 60-70