[old-ager]

Even though I’m no elitist, and I think most college degrees are very overrated, I do think that they are half-educated. Dropping out off college is hardly a badge of honor or success.

[SandwicheGuy]

Even though I’m no elitist, and I think most college degrees are very overrated, I do think that they are half-educated. Dropping out off college is hardly a badge of honor or success.

If this is the logic you get after fours years of college, no wonder college has a bad rap. You logic is flawed and you spelling sucks. Look at the contradictions in just two short sentences.

[cynwoody]

Dropping out off college is hardly a badge of honor or success.

Right.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOlRWg_iyWY

College drop-out. $873.60B market cap. What's not to like?

[Pilsner]

Even though I’m no elitist, and I think most college degrees are very overrated, I do think that they are half-educated. Dropping out off college is hardly a badge of honor or success.

And you think that education, as opposed to credentialization and indoctrination, is what college is about these days?

[AppyPappy]

No but if you are a brilliant programmer, you still might not be able to pass math or English.

[discostu]

Depends on why you dropped out. These guys all dropped out because running the companies they’d created didn’t leave a lot of time for school. I went to college specifically to get the resume up and get a job, so while I didn’t graduate I don’t consider myself a dropout, I achieved the goal I had going in.