Why you should quit college.

Wish I had seen this 6 years ago

My zero grand in debt after college 😮

Man, you changed my life After this video, i was scared because i have just quit my College and started self learning, i am going to learn graphic design, marketing, sales, English, hoping one day i can make 1.2 millione a year, thats my financial goal.
Thank you so much

Imo, people who finish college with debt and complain about it are kinda dumb. You knew what you were getting in to and the financial implications it can have or you made this decision on willful ignorance. I don't want to hear about your student loan debt. Sorry, not sorry.

If you want to be an engineer, doctor, lawyer, scientist, etc go to school. If you want to work in tech (software developer, security analyst, etc) college might help if you can avoid going into debt but it certainly isn't necessary. If you fall into any other category, don't go to school, especially if you'd have to go into debt to complete your degree.

can we all just imagine what it would be like having this man as a mentor and neighbour at age 18...

they say "Its hard being introvert and entrepreneur"...but elon, bill gates, zuck

Okay ill Quit now

Get super educated in the thing you want to do.
Love it

"Sales" how to get strangers to give you money. haha i love that

What type of sales did he go to?

Learn carpentry, build your credit, but a repo put your skills to work. Sell and redo 5 times you know own a house cash.

- Going to college without a career goal is just paying THOUSANDS to feel unaccomplished.
- Skipping college without a career goal is to end up working low-wage jobs 5 years later, when your peers have started professional careers.

The most important thing is not whether you attend college, but whether you're aiming for something

I dropped out college because of waste of time. we can learn more on those 4 years then going to college wasting time and spending time for partying so in starting we will be impatient about results for our hustles then slowing we people understands that patience is everything.

sitting down and talking in his tank top is smart asf keeps people looked into what he is saying because he is jacked

So theres no point in studying at a university - cuz u dont really learn any skill there all u get is a qualification which is nuts. Even more nuts is the fact that people that finish their phd have in average 70% less intelligence than they usually would have

"A man does not come to college to learn to earn a living; he comes to college to learn live!" -- an opinion on what college is for from 1920.

But what kind of life does college teach students to live these days?

Can I be your neighbor 😂🙏🏼

Ok can you help me next 😂

Im watching this in my 1st semester into my bachelors in nursing. Im 38 yo ive been a MA since 2010. I became an MA to make more money doing what I love and im pursuing my MSN to I can be nurse anesthetist. I want to help people and I want to make money doing it. My degree is going to take 8-10 years and cost me 40k a yr. I need to figure out what to do now cuz you sold me on that walk as well.

Modern philosopher

Bruh, you can make money in college tho and atleast you’ll have a backup plan if you suck as an entreprenuer

Jacob is a lucky man. Wish I had a figure like this in my life.

If I have a chance to go to college for free, should I? I would go to major in business

What if you're 40+ thinking about going BACK to college? 😅

I’m international student from Vietnam. I’m doing my studies in Tourism Management here in Canada to get permanent citizenship, so I can pursue the entrepreneurship in better country. Should I consider going back to pursue it full time and learning skills with laser focus or should I be splitting attention like I do now? Or my case is just different?

Alex I need advice, I want to get into Saas sales but most tech companies require a bachelors degree, should I get my bachelors or drop out? I’m first year at community college in BA

uni is the only sensible choice when you live in a third world country where minimum wage isn't even close to enough to cover basic survival needs.

It is my chose to not go to college, I was looked down and people say it is a waste but I choose to chase my dream. at 15 I learned skills I am using until now.

You shouldn't... Don't listen too much to these kinds of videos. Education is still important, and it feels different when you finish a degree. Keep going unless you have other options in store for you.

I got scholarship in engineering in which I can complete the degree less than 1000$ dollars

But I'm more into business and entrepreneurship creating something new,Should I spend my 4yrs on this or drop out?

Polo g typ beat😂

Spiting on the beat

Absolutely how I feel. As 18 yo I had this mentally as well.
We use the excuse of using university as shield, but when you see the big picture almost all graduaters are the same. So if I want to get advantage of them I have to choose the unconviction path, I have to learn in books and courses and stop wasting time.
But recently I found my way in my mind, my brain and frequency alight with the universe and I saw the track of my life.
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When I had 8 yo I was on school and my school sometimes had news to sell and I was the top 2 of selling. I had forgot this, but recently as I was getting knowledge in self improvement content I found I already did it. So I thought omg, this means my purpose as been alight since I was child and therefore everything starts make sense

this is so terrifying

You start by sucking and you suck less😂😂😂

Me leaving college in a week wondering if I’m making a mistake 😅

Bruh most people would be better off not going to college xD No debt and positive income day one.

He had saved $210K by the time he was 18 y.o.?! How did he earn those thousands?

Hey Guys Just A Random Question is There any 17 or 18 year old Here ! Like Me>>>

121k in debt; can’t even get a good paying job. Listen to this man

I can relate to the fork in the road analogy. I grewup in a semi poor area. People either worked entry level jobs or did not work at all. I grew up listening to teachers who kept repeating "If you do not go to college, you will end up working at McDonalds". I took that at face value and studied hard all through high school. I started at a community college. I was going to college to get a job (not for the social life). I took a humanities class in my first semester, it was alright, it was part of the general ed. By the 2nd semester, I took a philosophy class, and the teacher really leaned into the whole "college is for learning, not about getting a job"

That was when it dawned on me, college was about ideology, not making you marketable. I dropped out of college and yeah, it was a punch to the gut. I drifted from job to job. I got tired of getting by. I discovered a lot of online tutorials on programming. I started typing the code I saw in the tutorials. It was fun, I could code in my spare time, there was no deadline because it was not like In a class where there is a due date. Eventually I became a web developer based on skills, not a degree.

the main lesson is, it is difficult to drop out of college because it is expected of us to go. However, if you can overcome that initial guilt, you can make it.

It’s great if you are neighbors with Alex hormozi…. What about southern illinois

how to make friends without college?

I'm still currently in the military... In my specific situation, because I will most likely get paid to go, I'm using college as a vessel to have more time than working a job, or pulling a 12 hr shift in the army every weekday. Having 12 hours of not very focusable time is extremely frustrating. So college seems like a dream as far as having excess time to do productive things.

I wish I had seen this video when I was deciding what to do, 14 years ago...

What dose he sale?