LuckyNumbrXIII said
Depends what field you're in.

It totally does I agree wholeheartedly.  My degree is in business with a major in management...My job is a manager...it works.

Lucem (Just An Asshole) Ferre said
I did half a year. I quit because I couldn't afford it and I couldn't apply for grants with out parental tax information. My parents didn't want to do this one simple thing for me, so I was SOL. I probably don't need their information now, buttfuckit. 

Thats how I cleaned up...finally having a broke ass single mom worked out for me it only took 19 years lol.  Her combined 40k working three jobs with two kids in school made us eligble for a ton of grants...then I had to fuck it up by getting raises and moving out...stupid me.

My Political Science teacher was very proud of the fact that he payed for every bit of his college out of his pockets. Though, he came up during a different time (I was shocked to find out how old he was, he doesn't look nor act his age) he was still very proud of the fact that he paid for his education with out taking advantage of racially charged scholarships.

I guess he also quit working at the University to work at the community college because the kids in the University were snobby and stuck up.

He was also the only teacher that I actually felt taught me something. We never used the book.