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batessy
Joe bates :
It’s not a guarantee that if you start a business you will make money. You may loose everything
2022-08-12 10:45:08
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jtpemberton
jtpemberton :
The 3-4 years at Uni are the most fun and meaningful most people will experience in there lives. Everyone should do it regardless of any other factor
2022-08-13 00:02:04
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soph_dugpog
soph_dugpog :
I’m a teacher so my job would be impossible without my degree…
2022-08-12 10:20:19
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tee.24zz
Tee 💷 :
That’s true but we need people with degrees in 9-5s to keep the world spinning
2022-08-17 12:38:06
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tabitha.petersen
Tabitha Petersen :
why do people find it so hard to fathom that everything u do in life doesn’t have to be to have the end goal of money
2022-08-17 06:55:17
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george_thorn24
GeorgeThorn24 :
70% of start up businesses fail but 100% of the content online about businesses is from the few success stories
2022-08-12 21:44:50
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poll23682
TrePNQ455 :
Depends what you want. For many, university was the best years of people’s lives. I went and am now about to sell my business to ‘retire’ at 42.
2022-08-11 15:01:34
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hass_2me
Hasshbrown :
If everyone thought like this, who would he go to see when he's sick? or do his accounts? or design the car he drives? ☕️🐸
2022-08-12 12:42:31
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brsa788
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Some people study degrees because they’re passionate not just for a job!! Why don’t people understand this!!
2022-08-16 13:29:03
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thederrickfamily
The Derrick Family UK :
I went to uni, it allowed me to climb the ladder much quicker however not one company asked for proof. I could have saved 60k and just lied
2022-08-12 09:49:07
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convenientvirtuesignal
convenientvirtuesignal& :
60% of businesses fail having a degree is a sensible back up pretty much every job outside of construction/retailrequires a degree at interview level
2022-08-12 18:51:57
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crag_al
crag_al :
Whilst I agree with u it’s also true that certain degrees are vital to keep society running,it’s down to what u decide to study,some are just useless
2022-08-12 19:29:03
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taylorj011
taylorj011 :
Not everyone goes to uni thinking about how much money they’ll make 🙄🤷‍♂️
2022-08-26 23:02:12
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tummyfire1
Tummy Fire :
my advice is unless its medical profession etc get a degree that u can relate to in business like Law, accountancy where u have a practice or business
2022-08-10 14:00:22
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gemini_mega_fan
🫂 :
Why is going to uni all about jobs, I enjoy learning and education and that’s why I want to go - to study the subject I’m passionate and interested in
2022-08-19 03:09:18
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booksandabrew
BooksAndABrew :
my partner has a decent job, it has nothing to do with his degree, but he now pays £150 a month paying off a student loan
2022-08-17 08:17:11
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meyouus94
user8953834543217 :
thing is though there are only so many multi millionaires so people want to have back up which is why they study for a career.
2022-08-25 23:00:35
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sk_199816
davejones7393 :
No more engineers, doctors, lawyers, judges, accountants etc everyone just start a business
2022-08-17 19:46:27
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arixad
Ari :
so what do you expect healthcare workers to do??? we need people who have degrees, and millions are never guaranteed..
2022-08-26 17:35:47
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rosie_12090
Rosie S :
Not everything is about money
2022-08-26 16:34:23
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vlad_no1pilot
VladNo1Pilot :
most peoples dont want to face that we live in system and gov no care....
2022-08-27 10:43:59
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woah_itsjessica
woah_itsjess :
yes but for me when I finish my access to nursing and other courses it's not for the money
2022-08-13 03:30:41
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notlanarhodes_
Lana :
I want the experiences, the connections, the memories. you can make life long friends and relationships. a rich life rather than rich bank account
2022-08-23 14:27:50
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calumt83
calumt83 :
you'll grow more as a person at uni than at any other point, success is not just about money
2022-08-28 17:56:11
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tomcharliejohnson
tomcharliejohnson :
But equally that surgeon can look at that person who started their own business and ask “you become that millionaire”?
2022-08-10 13:13:21
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