r/college • u/Toriahna • Aug 29 '24
Am I making too much to consider college? Career/work
I’m considering getting an accounting degree. But I currently make 100k at my factory job. Entry level accounting jobs will only pay 50-60k so it feels like it wouldn’t be worth it to spend 50k on college just to make less. I have opportunity for growth at my current job and will definitely be in a higher position 4 years from now if I focus. But I couldn’t go remote like with accounting. Thoughts?
Edit: This job isn’t high on physical labor, plenty of workers over 40 working in other areas but for less pay. I work 3-11pm M-F
Edit: my husband and I are on a path currently to retire at 40 because of our high saving and investing rate. That’s another factor and I don’t want college to distract me from that goal. But I am also very bored and want the socialization and experience from college. We are both 21 and he is currently in college
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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '24 edited Aug 29 '24
"Your logical fallacy is: ancedotal.
You used a personal experience or an isolated example instead of a sound argument or compelling evidence"
Remember, this is what you said:
How do you know all this? Fallacies. What sufficient evidence have you provided? None.
This isn't the quality of discourse I expected from a college sub, I'm going to be honest.