Re:Colleges at the breaking point, forcing ‘hard choices’ ab...
by dnautics on Thursday April 30, 2020 @03:46PM
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it goes further up. Luckily I was an only child to a single-worker-family midlevel government employee that rode the interest cliff and was willing to spend gobs of money for my (quite good) college, and I went for a technical grad program that pays you sub-minimum-wage (but no educational debt!) to do 100 hours a week in a lab for seven years, so I had no debt -- but I quit my postdoc to drive for lyft for a year and a half, and I made more money and had less stress driving for lyft (yes, after expenses) than I did in my postdoc. Everyone thought I was crazy. Well, maybe I was, but I wasn't the only postdoc that had quit and was driving for lyft full-time.
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