Yeah, colleges give them schooling for shit you can only get a job working for the government or teaching a class for and there are almost zero jobs and if you fail then any of those and still on the hook for a 1/4 million in loans with interest. I was even wary of the tech school though the price was far lower if a recession hit you'd be laid off and then you might never get back in the field and get past journeyman or whatever title and still owe the bank and most people end up checking fire extinquishers or a state job that might if the construction industry slows a lot be let go. That is just mostly NH likely since it's so sparsely populated compared to other states.
Yeah, colleges give them schooling for shit you can only get a job working for the government or teaching a class for and there are almost zero jobs and if you fail then any of those and still on the hook for a 1/4 million in loans with interest. I was even wary of the tech school though the price was far lower if a recession hit you'd be laid off and then you might never get back in the field and get past journeyman or whatever title and still owe the bank and most people end up checking fire extinquishers or a state job that might if the construction industry slows a lot be let go. That is just mostly NH likely since it's so sparsely populated compared to other states.
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