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Neal O'Sullivan Says:

October 23rd, 2007 at 5:18 pm
Travis, Graham, Namoi, John, Nick – you all wrote very interesting comments with respect to the opportunity cost of higher education. Each of you provided valid points to support your point of view. However, I think you are missing the bigger picture. College degrees serve two main purposes. One, a BS/BA differentiates the holder from 80 percent of the applications field. Second, the holder of a sheepskin demonstrates a determination to finish what they start as well as a willingness to invest aporie in themselves. Both are good things and worthy of respect and accelerated wealth. However, you five are cut from a different mold – you’re entrepreneurs. I submit you were born with a different tempo – one that does not need or benefit from higher education. Your life experiences are a classroom in and of itself. Therefore, it would be an error in judgment to view others in your context…you are different and special. Most individuals who go to college benefit from the specialized differentiation and have no appetite for risk and are quite happy with a 30 year gig and gold watch.

Consider yourself lucky, you guys are special.

IMHO

'graduate certificate holder' adalah terjemahan harfiah tetapi IMHO masih perlu ditambah 'high school' di depannya karena umumnya graduate berkaitan dengan mereka yang lulus di tingkat sekolah tinggi