When will all these Gen Y ne'er do-wells quit whining about "underemployment"?
I'm a 27-year-old with a B.A. in English literature whose working cleaning toilets in a McDonalds, but I'm grateful just to have a job, especially in this economic climate. You don't go to college to learn how to make money, you go because you want to learn, and develop, and grow as a human being. The Latin root of "education" is "educere" (to draw out). That should imply college is not just a place for gathering facts that you later trade in for MONEY CASH HOES.
I'm a 27-year-old with a B.A. in English literature whose working cleaning toilets in a McDonalds, but I'm grateful just to have a job, especially in this economic climate. You don't go to college to learn how to make money, you go because you want to learn, and develop, and grow as a human being. The Latin root of "education" is "educere" (to draw out). That should imply college is not just a place for gathering facts that you later trade in for MONEY CASH HOES.