My daughter will graduate with MSW (masters social work) with $45,000 student loan debt after 6 years of college. We’ve worked hard at keep it at the that.
Too bad she isn’t getting an education she can use for a productive career!
No slam on you. When my son enrolled in community college, the only criteria that I put on him was for him to tell me what marketable skills he expected to gain from the classes. He tried for a year, then got a part-time job at the local Tractor Supply. He was full-time in 6 months, a team lead in another six months, an assistant manager a year later and a store manager, both to open a new store and then running existing stores a year after that. While he worries about not having the shingle, he is a productive, knowledgable and successful store manager now, with no college debt.