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No I do not think so. In fact, I think a college degree will/can provide more opportunities; provided that a marketable major is selected. Here is a tidbit/motivational information for you or someone comtemplating going to college. ...it has been proven that degree holders earn more money. AA/BA/BS degree holders can earns 3 times more money than those with just a high school diploma. Master's degree holders make even more -- on average 35% more than bachelor's degree holders.
So the endstate is for you or anyone else for that matter is to keep pushing towards earning your degree. I'm sure it will be a decision not regreted
A person will need to go at least to college or a technical school to learn a trade. There are so many jobs that if you don't have a college degree, it is going to be getting harder and harder
Used to be that a high school degree opened all kinds of doors. Not so much anymore. Used to be an entry level position accepted someone with a high school degree and one could work up the ladder. Again, not so much anymore. Yes, there are the places that do that but getting fewer.
But some people do fall into a good deal - my best friend's husband is a both a plumber and heating/air conditioning tech. His Dad owned the family business and he started when he was in high school, worked for the business and become apprenticed and then licensed, etc. He does very well and never did attend college.
Check out the tech schools - there are very good paying careers out there that do not require a four year degree. If you do not want that, try the community colleges - at least for the two years to get your general requirements, then decide. Or, go into the military and receive specialized training and funds for college.
I agree, a college degree, in any field, will open more doors. I have a college degree, not in the field i work in but I think employers just like knowing that you are knowledgeable enough and have enough focus and time management skills to complete a college program.
I think college opens up a lot more opportunities. I don't have the money to go right now, but I am hoping to soon. I want to go because I think I will have a better chance of finding a job that I enjoy and a better chance to earn more and be financially secure.
I am going to get a 2-year business degree first, as there are many businesses around here who would prefer that over no college at all. I am hoping to get a better job earning more with that degree and then save up to go for the 4 year degree.
I agree with the others that college or trade school or something is good. Anything to put on your resume is a good thing. It can be difficult to find a good job without a degree. I speak spanish, so that has helped me in getting jobs, but I have still missed out on lots of jobs by not having a degree.
It all depends on what the person does rather than attending college... If they are smart, know how to plan ahead, budget money, and get along with people... they can do well with hard work... but if they work low end jobs and live paycheck to paycheck with no plan of how to advance, but only where the next party will be... then they would be more likely not to get anywhere in life. College can open a lot of doors for someone, but there are other ways as well.
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