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[Domon]

tradesman with a solid business head on em eventually ends up working for themselves, running their own business, eventually just manages the business, retires fat and happy while the business keeps making money

 

[fly]

certainly a solid plan. I had 2 years of state school to knock out prereqs and figure out what they actually wanna do and then 2 at whatever school the kid wanted the diploma from.

An apprenticeship would be fine too, skilled tradesmen earn a solid living.

Or have the fukn kid pay for it themselves. Both April and I did it and are fine...

 

[Ledboots]

Community college FTW!

Or do years 1 and 2 at a CC then slide into the state 4 year college. They all usually have automatic credit transfer agreements in place.

And some credits can be earned free in high school

 

[Jehannum]

Or have the fukn kid pay for it themselves. Both April and I did it and are fine...

You have a funny definition of "fine".

 

[Domon]

Or have the fukn kid pay for it themselves. Both April and I did it and are fine...

I paid for myself too. But that was only through the good graces of grandmothers and others giving me something to start on over my life.

Working 60 hour weeks while in school just to afford tuition is a sure way to flunk outta school

 

[APRIL]

I paid for myself too. But that was only through the good graces of grandmothers and others giving me something to start on over my life.

Working 60 hour weeks while in school just to afford tuition is a sure way to flunk outta school

I started out at CC, dropped out because I liked working more. Did well without a degree, then went back to school to finish it.

No shame, feel more self sufficient doing it this way.

 

[Hoff Kinkmeister]

well damn

It's getting a bit ridiculous for things that go planned obsolescence in a couple years.

 

[APRIL]

Life doesn't have to be in the same order as everyone else.

Graduate high school
Graduate college
Get job
Get married
Have babies
Die.

Kind of a lackluster plan, if you ask me.

 

[fly]

I paid for myself too. But that was only through the good graces of grandmothers and others giving me something to start on over my life.

Working 60 hour weeks while in school just to afford tuition is a sure way to flunk outta school

Then work 20 hours a week and take student loans. The (tax deductible) interest rate of the loans more than pay for themselves with higher earnings. And the kid is more likely to place value on it because it wasn't handed to em for free.

 

[Valve1138]

Life doesn't have to be in the same order as everyone else.

Graduate high school
Graduate college
Get job
Get married
Have babies
Die.

Kind of a lackluster plan, if you ask me.

That’s all right out of the WASP life manual.

 

[Strings]

Life doesn't have to be in the same order as everyone else.

Graduate high school
Graduate college
Get job
Get married
Have babies
Die.

Kind of a lackluster plan, if you ask me.

Dying first kinda interferes with everything else though.

 

[Hoff Kinkmeister]

Or have the fukn kid pay for it themselves. Both April and I did it and are fine...

In what year?

 

[APRIL]

That’s all right out of the WASP life manual.

Right? Eww.

 

[fly]

In what year?

Whatever year the kid goes to college, dummy.

 

[Domon]

Life doesn't have to be in the same order as everyone else.

Graduate high school
Graduate college
Get job
Get married
Have babies
Die.

Kind of a lackluster plan, if you ask me.

You forgot "buy a house"

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[Jehannum]

My grandfather left me (and each of my cousins, individually) a sizable college fund that my parents managed up until I started school.

Then I took over management of it, because I went to a state school with a full ride scholarship. Then I did my graduate degree on my employer's dime.

My folks started a 519 for my kids, and I'm managing that.

I'll contribute to the college funds of whatever grandchildren my crotchfruit produce.

 

[Ledboots]

Life doesn't have to be in the same order as everyone else.

Graduate high school
Graduate college
Get job
Get married
Have babies
Die.

Kind of a lackluster plan, if you ask me.

There are a couple things in the (hopefully) decades of life after having the babies

 

[APRIL]

There are a couple things in the (hopefully) decades of life after having the babies

That was intentional.

 

[my little brony]

not everyone has to fit in a life script but there are some careers that require so much training it's wise to get an early start if that's what you want to do

I wouldn't want to be starting med school at 34

 

[my little brony]

although I'm pretty sure by the time the little toasta grows up she'll be able to switch career tracks with a firmware upgrade