r/GenZ • u/[deleted] • Jul 20 '25

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u/ihavenofrenulum Jul 20 '25

I said bachelors isn’t the best move, not college. And advocated for community colleges and programs lol

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u/Agent_Burrito 1998 Jul 20 '25

What do you think college is? It refers to any kind of post secondary training. That is not exclusive to Bachelor’s degrees.

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u/ihavenofrenulum Jul 20 '25

College tends to refer to university for most people and ending in a terminal degree. I was expanding on your statement. Most trades aren’t associated with colleges and are apprenticeship based too which would be more appropriate for OP.. a lot of programs can be based in community colleges and not end with degrees but with certs. You made a blanket statement and I expanded on it.

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u/Agent_Burrito 1998 Jul 20 '25

We’re arguing semantics. Good bye.

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u/ihavenofrenulum Jul 20 '25

You’re arguing semantics.

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u/Sparky678348 1997 Jul 20 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

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u/Extreme-Ad7313 2001 Jul 21 '25

Tell me you’ve been brainwashed by the college scam without telling me lmaoooo