RafaViQ
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- Jul 19, 2014
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Some people want to learn only(not doing it for the money from a job) when they go to college/school.
Who do you want me to interview?
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sonom
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- Jul 15, 2015
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Read the post in his blog and you will see that he is in the same situation as me. He learns more by reading and studying by himself than going to college. Except for a very few top colleges/schools around the world, I'd say that schools are a waste of time unless you need a diploma to do your job.
008Rohit
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- Oct 1, 2013
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College itself is a waste of time, but I sort of like the subject and if I drop out I'm pretty sure I won't still be learning it (properly) out of passion alone.
Plus, I've already spent a year and if I can just withstand 1.5 more hard years, I'll have a college degree for the rest of my life. $50K/mo isn't a consistent figure for me. I used to do low five figures not too long ago. So, banking too much on that and dropping out of college isn't a great idea for me, especially when I don't work for more than 3-4 hours a day either.
sonom
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- Jul 15, 2015
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I understand your point. I'm also about to graduate. I just have another year ahead. But Man, the last year feels like an eternity. And I feel like if I had found something like you did, I would dive headfirst into it
Donald Trump
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- May 15, 2016
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Alright but make it quick I'm kind of busy these days
