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dinedal | 3 years ago

Look, it's obvious when it's an aged degree and you can easily see that the granting of that degree has little chance to a highly paid job. What do you do when it isn't obvious? When I got my student loans for my comp sci degree, it was right at the bottom of the dot-com bust. Everyone was convinced all tech was going to be outsourced and that it was a dead end degree, foolish to pursue.

If the banks had any say in if I would have gotten loans that year, it would have been no. And I wouldn't have gone on to a lucrative career in tech.

I'm not convinced that letting loan underwriters pick the future labor force allocation is the solution.

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Swizec|3 years ago

> I'm not convinced that letting loan underwriters pick the future labor force allocation is the solution

The trick is to not require loans for school. Works great in Europe, why not the richest country in the world?