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That college degree hanging on your wall is as worthless as a piece of toilet paper
March 27, 2014
We learned in the last post that getting an A is as easy as getting Paris Hilton into bed.
With kids spending 19 hours a day on Twitter, it’s highly suspicious to see GPA’s skyrocket. And business leaders are becoming more skeptical of potential employees’ inflated grades.
When business leaders were asked if college students are prepared for the workforce, only a third of them said yes. And only 11% strongly agreed.
We’re putting our kids into six figure debt for 11% of businesses?
Whenever I talk about college, people say you don’t understand, no one will hire you if you don’t have a degree!
That’s true, in one quarter of American businesses. And yes, if you want to be a neurosurgeon, you should probably have a piece of paper that says neurosurgeon on it. But six figure debt and the freshman 15 only gets you an advantage at one quarter of American businesses?
This is the type of scam that makes Bernie Madoff shudder with jealously.
Oh and by the way, a huge chunk of your tax dollars are going to pay for it.
How is the Obama Administration dealing with this? They’re trying to create more incentives to inflate grades by offering more cash to colleges that graduate students on Pell Grants.
Pretty soon this is going to be Zimbabwe. Their inflation got so bad that everyone in the entire country was a trillionaire but no one had any real money.
We’re becoming a country where everyone is on the honor roll but nobody knows what they hell they’re doing.
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