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[bthelove]

Tumblr Talk:

With rising costs and increasing debt facing many college graduates, discuss why college students should (or should not) pursue advanced degrees.

A lot of careers don't require (or benefit from) an advanced career. So, it ultimately depends on the individual's professional goals. However, I say yes if for no other reason than the competitive edge an advanced degree offers (for many fields). In an era when places like McDonald's are considering Bachelor's degrees as a requirement for employment as a cashier (true story: http://www.techyville.com/2013/04/news/cashier-opening-at-mcdonalds-requires-a-bachelors-degree-2-years-experience/), graduate and professional degrees no longer seem so "advanced."

[bthelove]

White folk in Wooster are about as country as White folk in Newnan. That can be good or bad.

[igetfunky-blog]

Tumblr Talk - discussion

With rising costs and increasing debt facing many college graduates, discuss why college students should (or should not) pursue advanced degrees.

 The decision should be based on life and career goals. tressiemc makes the valid point that though grad school may not be the sure thing it once was if you work in the civil service, as do many people of colour those advanced degrees can near guarantee promotions and advancement. I'd advise most people to engage in probably cost-benefit analysis.

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it's small island carnival season

who say Vincy mas?

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why I rarely have sympathy for the outside woman

b/c in my mind, I'm the inside chick

#empathyisforlosers