How to Pay For School | Tips On Saving Money For College

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Title	:	How to Pay For School \| Tips On Saving Money For College
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I hate paying for school
Comment from : Andy Cai

I need to save 50k for collage in 2 years
Comment from : SwagMaster69

One way that is not often thought of is to not get a minor
Comment from : Tyler Smith

Scholarships?
Comment from : zombie2401

I’m an advocate of learning and college but agree it is not for everyone and it doesn’t make you “intelligent” It does make you a well rounded and better prepared to address issues with critical thinking, etc But not all education is equal - so I agree you really need to have focus and purpose for going to college STEM is so important but we need those with English, philosophy, history and other majors that focus on critical thinking I worry that some in this community are so focused on the cost and resulting wages of an education that others overlook the less tangible value of a higher education Regardless cost is a huge issue! My son is studying physics and is looking to fund graduate school Many programs are self funded but not all
Comment from : Erin Austin

Here's what I did for both my bachelor's and post graduate degree:brbrI got a job at the same university I studied at in a related field The university provided staff subsidies for study, an office for my day job and flexible hours I could step out for a short walk to my lectures I paid my fees up front with my income To satisfy my employer, and educator, it added a year to complete brbrLeft with savings, no debt, and the best bit, relevant skills in the industry I studied in brbrThe last point was gold and I can't stress that enoughbrbrA lot of graduates who don't get employed in their field of study burn IP and intellectual capital the longer they stay out of that field that eventually reduces their IP and waste all those years of studybrbrEdit: linked study in a relevant field and paid employment to 'gold'
Comment from : LilStoops

🙏🏽✍️
Comment from : Ace Hardy

Oh no I am the example of Bob somebody help me!
Comment from : Life Yang

I worked part-time all throughout college (two year degree spread out through three years due to wanting to take more classes), which definitely helped pay for tuition and education-related expenses BUT I also ended up breaking up with my fiance after the first year, and lived alone for the final two years, which really took a hit I also used a large chunk of my student loans to help out a friend who was struggling financially and medically So I am now $33 000 in student loan debt, making $38 000/year after taxes at a cafe as a cook (since my field is very hard to get into), with $5000 in savings, hoping to one day get repaid the $12 000 my friend owes me, and waiting for my boyfriend to find a job in the city and move in with me (to offset housing costs) brbrSo I initially planned on graduating with about $8000 in debt but that didn't happen lol brbrNow I have decided that I want to change career paths and go back to school for accounting I have always debated between accounting and technical arts (animation/game design/graphics), and initially chose the latter I am grateful for what I have learned but would like to keep it as a hobby So now I'm giving myself two years max to save up as much as possible for the second round of college Good luck to me
Comment from : xhauntedpassionx

Daniel, thank you for this video I love it as I love all of your content I went to college debt free thanks to working very hard in high school and getting academic scholarships that covered 90 of my tuition and my parents generously paid cash for the rest I am sure they wish they had known about ESAs etc because they cash flowed it but had no savings ahead of time
Comment from : Bad Mother Tucker

So important of a conversation due to the student debt crisis in America People need to start saving more before attending
Comment from : Brush of Knowledge