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From FIRE, "FIRE’s Spotlight Database rates policies that regulate student expression at over 475 colleges and universities. Public institutions bound by the First Amendment and private schools that promise free speech rights are rated as “green light,” “yellow light,” or “red light” institutions based on the extent to which they restrict free speech."

From FIRE, "FIRE’s Spotlight Database rates policies that regulate student expression at over 475 colleges and universities. Public institutions bound by the First Amendment and private schools that promise free speech rights are rated as “green light,” “yellow light,” or “red light” institutions based on the extent to which they restrict free speech."

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Learn a trade outside of college world. Most states have vocational education. College is a waste of time, energy and money unless you are going into a profession i.e. medicine, law. Plumbers make $100 an hour in my rural area with a 2 hr minimum. Dry wall? $65 hr Carpenter? $70 an hr for a 2 man crew.

I've had a hell a time finding someone just to do simple yard cleanup and help me with heavy housework. Maids are $150 -200 if they do windows and deep cleaning. Laborers make $20-25.

Computer coding or systems management? The field is really crowded and foreigners are being hired.

*edit Find a state that is small business friendly. Start a business out of your house if necessary. If you have to go to college, pick a Christian one.

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If you have to go to college, pick a Christian one.

They're just as fucked.

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>Learn a trade outside of college world

>College is a waste of time, energy and money unless you are going into a profession i.e. medicine, law

Conservatives following your advice are why medicine and law are so pozzed. "Trust the science" wouldn't work if white men were the doctors. Divorce law wouldn't be how it is without (((their))) appointment as judges.

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Homeschool. Never go on campus because that's where the indoctrination explodes. If you must get a degree do it online.

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By learning a trade.

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Exactly and you can own a business. Working for under a boss is slave labor.

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Learning a trade is the best way to ensure you do not learn non-sense. On that we agree.

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Go to trade school it isn't worth it

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Universities are a collection of colleges, kind of like how the United States is a collection of states. A university will have a college of liberal arts, a college of mathematics, a college of physical sciences, etc. The liberal arts/social sciences are always where the communist fucks are. All you have to do is find the university that doesn't allow one college to run the entire campus and you'll have plenty of non-cucked classes and professors where you can learn actual things and not communist philosophy.

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What the fuck is it that you want to learn how to do?

You've got the whole god damned internet

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HR are lazy, and more importantly they know they're incompetent. They do not want to figure out whether you're really qualified for the job, mostly because they don't even know how. They want a piece of paper that says you're supposed to know it and experience that's supposed to prove you've done it. That way none of the blame falls on them if you turn out to be a loser.

You're not likely to get a job by saying, "Ah yeah, I learned that on Youtube." That would require HR to say, "We checked him out and he really does know what he's doing." Never gonna happen because now they're responsible for selecting good employees.

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go to a code bootcamp

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Scam

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Do your homework first. Some are trash, but many are good. Make sure there are multiple instructors and that they are available when you need a hand. Some camps make you schedule time days ahead, that shit is useless. Some even have placement deals with companies and staff dedicated to placing people. Industry definitely wants people from code camps.