She can always go work as a stripper, much better than flipping burgers at McDonalds like I did working my way through school.

She should have found a husband

Not necessarily there are different levels of nursing that gives different scopes of practices. To be a licensed practical nurse you don't need a degree just a certification. LPN's can't do as much as a registered nurse but they are still nurses. Also, to be a registered nurse you need a 2 year degree at the minimum.

@@FarFarLeft-ir8bb She should have planned on covid wrecking her career plans? Just sit down and stop talking you jackalope, you just demonstrated every problem with modern society with your "hot take".

A very recession proof trade

After 2 failed degrees 😂

Nursing provides options to help people become nurses. One of them is where you work with migrant farm workers. You won't get paid as much but they'll eventually pay off your degree. This woman needs to do more research before giving up.

Nursing is in the medical field....nowhere in the building of a house or working on a car do you need a nurse.

She is working on the nursing degree now as her 2nd Bachelors. Most hospitals are non profits or government ran so her loans can be forgiven in 10 years with minimal payments.

Nope, nursing is a profession - a trade is business providing goods or services.

Her sleeved arm tattoos proves her priorities with money.

I didn't make her decisions for her. If she made the same sacrifices and decisions I made, she would have the same results: upper middle class income.

Her fake tears for social media sympathy proves she lacks morality amongst other intangibles.

The official poverty rate was 11.6% in 2021, that means 88.4% of people got it figured out.

Or it shows how you need to stop being a good person and be a psychopath and take take take. Simple. The American way

Oh, what do you mean? No one deserves this please explain.

@@Tarz2155 no one deserves to be so financially oppressed that they can't even improve themselves because it's too costly. You shouldn't have to flawlessly balance on a knife's edge simply to get an education that will improve not only your life but the lives of everyone in your community.

@@duskears8686 this woman already has a bachelor and God only knows what it is , she did everything wrong every choice she made was wrong. Why did she stay at home with her family and go to a College near her? Why didn’t she take 10 to 12 credits and then the rest she can work a job, why didn’t she choose a career path that actually pays money instead of chasing some dream job even if you were adamant on the dream job, there are other pathways to get there not to mention he’s pursuing a second bachelor degree. I don’t know man it’s very hard to have sympathy on these type of people. Especially considering that 65% of the $1.6 trillion student loan debt is occurred by women and then what triggered me further was there was some old geezer in the common section advising this woman to find a “nice guy “ to take care of her like why would he wish that burden of inheriting debt on someone else when this hypothetical nice guy “ got his life together. Sorry for going on a tangent, but this is just stupid shit I’m in school right now and I’m not occurring a dime in debt . High school teachers are constantly pushing me to go for the four-year directly and then every time I asked her about debt and how much that she has ,she would constantly try to downplay it like oh yeah, it was worth it , I just pay a little bit every month.

@@duskears8686facts

​@@Tarz2155you don't even have the faintest clue what she actually did. How can you possibly say she made every wrong decision when you have no clue what those decisions were?

It should, being ignorant should never be a way to happy life. Ever! That's how your country goes backwards.

I knew people that went to college after highschool and the majority were women and a lot of them didn't even finish they just put themselves in debt for no reason gtfoh

Because her first bachelors was in a useless major that don’t pay the bills.

You take risks in life Still not my problem or burden to pay

​@@ivan0oze886 You must be good boy from the south, sleeping with your cousin huh.

Good for you.

​@@tem3111that sounds good to you?

@@clenke0 Yes because I have a 2 yr Associates degree with my house and all my cars paid before the age of 32. I'm 45 now, that means I've been collecting money for the last 13 years. Apparently her Masters degree isn't worth the paper it's printed on the end.

@@tem3111 and ? so?

@@clenke0 So get a job and stay away from the useless degrees of the world and learn from this women's mistakes. Unless you want to be broke like her one day.

If you're going to follow the crowd, then you messed up already. I started working at 12. I learned all about ambition, motivation. Initiative, personal and financial responsibility starting young. When I graduated from high school early I wasn't ready for college because I wasn't financial or emotional ready for such a big commitment. I joined the military. When I came out, I went back into printing and started doing volunteer work in history (my passion). That's when I discovered people with their masters in history driving city busses for a living. I chose a different route -- nursing. I consolidated my finances. Found an elderly couple that was willing to exchange a basement bedroom for work around the house. I used my VA benefits. I acquired my BSN from a major university/hospital and was hired by them a month before I graduated. I was debt free. It can be done if you're able to think outside the box and make sacrifices.

This deserves more views. I like your realistic approach to handling getting a degree in poverty.

@@ccun5224- It wasn't “Following the crowd”, it was following the advice of elders and every teacher from k-12 telling you you won't be anything without a college degree.

@@gideo5792 -- When did you learn to think for yourself?

​@@ccun5224think for yourself doesn't matter when majority of career paths still need those college degrees.

I hope she's paying on her student loan debt because the interest on those things are high.

​@@tem3111 and getting higher, supposedly they're trying to sell the debt to other companies. Literally sell the debt itself, so you have to pay them instead.

I hope so as well, and I appreciate someone is seeing the person instead of the argument based on politics.

Learn English.

She got a box. She can use that to get a man to take care of her. The way it should be and use to work just fine until feminism rolled up.

Deep 😩🥺

That’s tuff but it’s the sad reality I’m facing right now

Jeezus

Seriously

Everybody crying about the debt they signed up for people are stupid

"yeah cause you need to be dreaming to feel it"

Exactly

You can be successful if you take opportunities which is why it lt is also called the land of opportunity

​@@raemmelparker9012 American people are gays😂😂

@@raemmelparker9012 Yes, a poor girl here was able to attend college. She’s just not college material and nothing is becoming of it but debt.

🎯🎯🎯 👏👏👏👏 Exactly. It's a spiritual sickness, this self-righteous, cold-hearted mentality of so many in the comments. Nothing good can come of it. We've all sinned, we all fall short, and no one is perfect. They're acting like Pharisees who think they have the right to throw stones at everyone who is struggling or doesn't match their ideal. I'm willing to bet they've made their share of mistakes, too, and wouldn't like to be dragged over the coals like they're dragging this young lady. Like they want to feel superior at any cost. This poor girl is literally crying and bearing her soul out of some desperate need for compassion in a time of trial, and instead they want to laugh at her, wag their fingers, and shame her. This isn't right. Now matter how you slice it. Even if someone is dead-set against loans, you can disagree without attacking a crying girl. There's no need to forsake your humanity to feed your ungodly holier-than-thou pride. God *condemns* such an attitude. And they're certainly not winning hearts and minds through this approach, so what exactly is the point? Only to be ugly and cruel to someone suffering and in need of simple human kindness? Lord, help us!

I agree it is horrible and selfish

@@FloppityFlopFlop777amen amen amen

@@itzasweater9621 a jordan peterson and ben shapiro fan

So boohoo

I took the route everyone told me not too. I dropped out of highschool my junior year. Took my GED certification, passed my tests, and picked up welding. 6 years later I make 65-90k a year running my own welding business. It’s all about hard work! My parents were first generation immigrants who wanted me to become a doctor or a lawyer. Today I make more money then my friends who went to college!

@@triptinath5675 it’s a valid question

@@triptinath5675 you seem unintelligent. Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson are intelligent individuals with valid points they talk about. You may disagree with them, but you have to admit their views are valid and their points are as well. Just like this persons question and point is valid. It’s like assuming working hard will solve the problem of success. You can’t just work hard, but work hard towards a goal that will lead you to success! Aka working smart.

oh yeah. most teachers i know rent an apartment and have a second job

Gonna see a rise in suicides

30 years ago most had tenure opened a home

most teachers I know own their house

@@shaneallard6008 where do you live…. Cause I need to to move! Like STAT!!!! Cause most teacher i know now or actually was my teacher rented, or lived in a trailer and even that was slim.

Your bad decisions make you poor... not some boogeyman.

​@@bobbobbington3615 Plesse stay blind to corruption and greed of the 1% who run this ponzi scam planet.

​@@bobbobbington3615no they literally do keep people poor. You're being stupid.

@@bobbobbington3615 A “boogeyman”? Are you 4?

@@bobbobbington3615 John Wick

And they talk about "modern slavery" ....

You can't be in poverty and in the middle class at the same time... Also, if you're a doctor, lawyer, or some sorts of nurses and you live paycheck to paycheck it's because you're bad at money. It's not corporatism.

Corporatism lol, this is capitalism functioning as intended

@@BTrain-is8ch oh yes you can be middle class and in poverty. Middle class doesn’t mean anything anymore. You could “own a home” (be paying a mortgage) and be one paycheck or lay off away from losing it all. That is poverty. Most countries you can only buy or own what you can pay for in cash. And that will show you the financials of a person in real life. Here darn near everything is build on a loan. And as much as we admodish young adults for living at home or with roommates, many married couples would have to give up the house to afford to seperate or stay in their marriage for the sole purpose of keeping a roof over each other’s head. DONT EVEN GET ME STARTED on the amount of people still living with ex’s.

You can thank Ronald Ragan for that… things were good till the ’80s Obviously just white people. If you're not white… well. Still getting screwed over. We have the power. They just convinced us we don't. If we all banded together. They would have no choice. They just papers saying how rich they are. It's just an illusion

When the person is poor due to lifestyle choices that they made, yea it most certainly is the individual.

​@@SeiyaSoiya-un4jjlol you literally just assumed the individual is at fault for "lifestyle choices". I could just assume you're wrong with the same level of certainty. You guessing that they "made bad choices" is just that. A guess.

@@anthonyhernandez4266 Well she’s in the middle of getting her second bachelor’s degree. Why? Is it because she made a bad decision going to school for a useless degree the first time around? Who MADE her get a useless degree, or was that a CONSCIOUS DECISION she made and followed through with?

@@SeiyaSoiya-un4jj right. These are all relevant questions that neither you nor me have the answers to. Which is why I find it so weird that you would automatically jump to the conclusion that she's just stupid or something and that's the only reason why she's poor. Definitely can't have anything to do with any external influences right? Then she might be an actual victim that doesn't deserve what she's going through. And then we'd have to talk about the issues with our economy and how society works in general. But if she's just stupid then it's fine and we don't have to get into any of that. She deserves to be poor because she just didn't try hard enough to make the right choices. Right?

@@anthonyhernandez4266 I never said she was stupid. I said she (likely) made stupid decisions. Is it possible there are outside factors? Yes. But usually outside factors prevent people from going to college once, let alone twice. Sometimes things are out of peoples’ control. But the VAST MAJORITY of times people are in their current socioeconomic state because of decisions they have made. Period. End of story.

I mean that’s not bad pay but it gets tiring driving around all day all week doesn’t it?

​​​@@abolisherIt sure does. Like hey, even if I'm no truck driver, I'm a school bus driver, full time. My same daily route became so monotonous to where I get bored at it. I even found myself not fully concentrating at times. Definitely not a great career if you consider driving. Driving on itself is already risky and tiring.

I used to be a truck driver. Moved into the diesel mechanic field once I realized I prefer not having my frontal lobe dripping out of my ears from boredom.

You're one of the lucky ones that got to buy their own truck. If you had been using a company truck running on a corporate schedule with corporate wages, you have just enough money to maintain the corporate truck and eat at the truck stop.

Yeah and half you life is spent on the road

What a foolish thought, to think it's not her fault. You have the mentality of an immature adolescent. Learn accountability. Yes, people make bad choices in life - this is ok. Mistakes can and should become a learning tool for growing; but to think it is not her fault makes absolutely no sense. Her mistake is sure in the hell not my fault. So, why should I or other taxpayers pay for it? We learn as we grow. This is growing on her part.

@@darctimes6712 this dude still doesn’t have an answer, or you know it say it. Let me guess your a guy and that opens a lot more job opportunity. Ug and prob someone with families that fight over inheritance.

@MrSpectre287 Good sir, I was one of the students. I didn't blame anyone. I continued my education because I wanted to. I paid my own way and didn't expect a handout or hand-up.

She will be

Well she will be so whatever

That's an even bigger scam

Yea the army is an even bigger full of shit scam. I wish I would have just taken out a loan and fucking went to school.

Nope. They 100% pay for college. Do 4 years and you’ll have 0 debt.

​@@allensimmont146 What?! They have a debt repayment plan? I've never heard of that, just the GI Bill that gives you 3 years of college free w/ BAH.

@@bisurker There are debt repayment options I think but I don’t really know too much about them. I hear it more with officers

🎯

I'm closer to being a millionaire than homeless at 31 years old

Speak for yourself 🙄🙄🙄

The number of Americans who rush defend the third world conditions of much of their country is staggering. Yes the US dollar is worth more than in other countries. But the cost of living is higher. And there are so many stupid part time gigs where the hours fluctuate and and your schedule changes every week based on 'performance'. They don't do this in other countries, it is considered stupid and stressful.

@@jesseleeward2359 Okay, firstly, 🇨🇦 not 🇺🇲. Actually know something about first world versus third world from personal experience. Spent my elementary school years in an Indian Residential School, right here in the 🇨🇦 Province where I am currently living. Where I was exploited every afternoon from grade 1 to grade 8, for slave labour. They had us working in kitchens, a Magdalena style Laundry, milking cows and mucking stalls, inappropriately dressed for the weather in zero and subzero temperatures and taking care of the animal husbandry needs of our cows with basically 0% of monetary, equipment resources or access to proper veterinary medicine and staff with which to get the job done. I worked every one of these jobs, plus the school librarian gave me a better than regular, proper education and I helped her to rebind old, broken down books. I, in my time, have been subjected to just about every form of worker exploitation that a human being can be subjected to. Right here in good ol' 🇨🇦, the country which can boast the highest education standards and number of persons who have attained a University degree on the face of the planet. I have a University degree. Every one of our Provinces and the Federal government, over the course of our Nationhood have jiggered the employment laws of our land to suit their various needs and purposes against those of their citizens and the workers. Making life for the Haves as grand as can be and life for the Have Nots Working Class, tougher than the hard tack which is fast becoming the only thing which they are able to afford to get to eat. My point being that the level of hardship that this young woman is boiling in, is positively inhumane to be enduring. And since she is living in what is basically the absolute richest country on the planet, except maybe for the oil rich countries, there's basically no excuse whatsoever for the situation that she finds herself in.🤷🏽 That's all.

She's not.

We would ALL be in this situation if we went to college for 10 years and didn’t come out as a doctor or dentist. This is an unusual situation. Poor people should go to community colleges.

@@tmusa2002 correct. And she can be a registered nurse with 2 years of school so her being 32 and complaining is more about her life decisions and the education she got in high school. She wasn’t prepared to be an adult.

Very sorry to hear about your circumstance. I pray things will turn around for you- wishing you peace & happiness in life!!!!

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Oh, no. I'm so sorry, ma'am. I've been there. Please don't give up. It does get better. There's nothing wrong with SSI if that's what you need right now. But try to focus on whatever gives you strength, peace, and hope. I pray God gives you all the help, compassion, and guidance you need to get to the other side of this dark season. God bless you.

Go back

@@itzmecandimorgon3323 so we're coming. BRAZIL and LATINOS EMPIRE LOL 😆 We're brown. No. I don't like your idea. We stayed in america.

I absolutely agree with you danny. I personally think college is oversold to be a one-size-fits-all. And I'm in education.

@@lolagranados9049 Than good luck of being slaves to the system that hates you and your people.

@@itzmecandimorgon3323 RACIST

If you think capitalism’s bad, let me introduce you to my friend socialism…

@@jimiboi87 Damn, you think you're real profound for licking the boot, don't you? Our parents lived through the most 'socialist' times of America, where the rich paid their dues, where rent didn't see double digit hikes, where you could afford shit due to regulations. Reagan era capitalism and trickle down economics worked to destroy that. And your genius ass goes "ohhh b-b-but Venezuela and all these other socialist countries the CIA destabilized didn't work!!!" And even that's cherry-picking considering Europe exists, a continent without the likes of Microsoft, Apple, Google, and the workers can live their fucking lives, get actual PTO, afford healthcare, have some semblance of public transit. Countries producing a fraction of the American GDP are living better lives than the American worker. Unregulated capitalism in this country has ruined us, and the fed made a decision in 2019 that anyone missed the boat will be left behind.

Well said. (Great turn of phrase.) Or at least modify it radically.

@@jimiboi87 they both don't work, because in the end they distribute wealth and power to a select few. the only difference is if it ends up in the hands a few corporations or that of a tyrant.

You have a master's degree and a job? I hope so! You say people at your work are hanging on by a thread but that didn't seem to include you. What part of capitalism is bad? Is it the jobs provided or maybe the goods and services provided?

Asked to be paid for work is fair is it not? She wants knowledge she needs to pay for it. Maybe if you actually worked a hard job you’d understand. You just look down on the men doing the work you find beneath you.

@@whiteknob7944 huh,"you just look down men.." huh? In what context are you saying this

​@@whiteknob7944no one is looking down on anyone

Well she was able to get a degree already. How many degree does she think we should pay for? 3-10 how many. Did you miss she has a degree and not using it for work? Means she spent money on a useless degree that’s all on her

​@@whiteknob7944my father paid 400 per semester for everything, tuition, books and board for his 4yr English degree from penn state. This was 1974. Now its over 10k a SEMESTER! This was the gullible olds cutting their taxes and sticking their grandkids with the bill!

And now they can help you with free rent while you work your way through nursing school. Join the military if that option doesn't work.

Her first bachelor’s had to have been a useless one like psychology or gender studies which anyone with a brain could’ve said was a dumb idea.

@@anabelled4459 Psychology isn't really a useless degree. There are a lot of jobs that it's applicable for. Social work, federal law enforcement, marketing, sales, behavioral therapy, child life specialists, etc. Gender studies...yes I agree with that evaluation.

@@ncd7184There are way too many psych majors working in retail and other jobs not related to their major. It’s one that often requires yet more school. Only kids not taking loans should be psych majors.

You were broke and decided to go to school. Fool

Go for a third Bachelor or how about a 4th?

Nobody asked you to get a first or a second degree though? Like the time you took going to college, you coulda applied to any number of shops, learned how to fix cars, fixed your car and ended up only being in debt to tool trucks. Like yeah, I don't feel bad for you and nobody really should. You made your bed.

Just curious don't they allow you to borrow student loan for the last semester? I hope you will finish your degree then start working full time and earn money.

Become a long-haul truck driver. You don’t need an apartment cause you live in the truck. Do that for 2 years to save up money. Your bad decisions as others have said are your fault, and so you must pay the price all by yourself, and fix your situation all by yourself. You still have choices to make to fix your situation if you’re not lazy. Let go of the emotions, focus on fixing it.

Right?

Wild 💀

Exposed herself LOL

@@Justin-li8sx she’s digging herself into a deeper hole. No offense

Bc that’s only good enough for a $15/hr job in her profession nursing only can make you about 32k a year maximum just like with almost everything else so you either go into more debt to try to make more money OR you could pay student loans for the rest of your life wishing you’d have done more there is no way you can pay a mortgage and student loans simultaneously today 🤷🏾‍♂️

Your talking about 50 years ago easy! I started work back in the 80's and I don't think if you were doing what you said at that time you were killing it as they say..

Why do you have successful peers then? Every generation has people who figure it out and people who don’t. Surround yourself with the people who do. It’s contagious.

@@tmusa2002 shallow ass rebuttal right here.

@@CamJames From my vantage point there are people achieving their goals, starting their careers, and saving some money. And then there are those who complain that they weren’t born in the right year or it’s somebody else’s fault that they’ve been going to college for 10 years with the debt to prove it. You pick your path.

Hey...care to pay off her car loan and credit cards for her too?

@@normc.9705 our tax dollars pay aid to foreign countries by the billions and I see nobody complaining about that, but you mention forgiveness of student loans and everybody gets on their "I'm not paying for the debt of others high horse"

@@smj2142 If you don't see or hear others complaining about the billions of $$$ going to other countries, then you must be hanging out with liberal left wing loons. Everyone I know object to $$$ going out of the country while we have vets sleeping in the streets and people struggling to get by thanks to this administration. Those wanting others to pay for their useless degrees are just moochers. If they don't feel their degree is worth paying for themselves, why should someone else. Now, piss off. Have a nice weekend.

@@smj2142 same people crying a our loans love that the US is sending billions to Ukraine, so who cares keep crying you did all to yourself

The difference is she already has one bachelors, working on another… lifelong student. Something is wrong. You can be a nurse after two years at a community college. This girl needs to start working a career job and stop college because as she just said, she can’t afford it. Neither could I.

@@ae-holo5972 she didn't need two bachelors to become a nurse. She should have made better choices. What you are seeing here is an adult woman crying and having a pity party over her poor life decisions. Crying about being broke while having tattoos, presumably an iPhone, laptop etc. Is not a good look.

@@hoopinfloyd I think speculating and making assumptions about people is never a good thing. People make mistakes and not everything is black and white.

@@ae-holo5972 what was the assumption? Did she get the correct degree the first time? Can you not clearly see her tattoos? Did she not have to film this video with either a phone or laptop or other device?

@@ae-holo5972 I am awaiting your reply.

@@ae-holo5972 still waiting.

The government was my Rock father figure tax payer money helped me get by. but don’t worry I’ll repay the American people by working for you guys it was a well investment. ❤️

Yeah I'm crying so hard for this girl right now😭. Well time to go to lunch.

​@@tem3111 haha

you'll get metoo

She needs money, not hugs. 😅

@@alvarrez1234haha……shut your face and grow up……show some respect.

good riddance

I agree with you I took out $6000 on loan per semester 4 semesters but I never spent that money unless I absolutely needed to knowing I would have to pay back some interest I became an officer and paid it back full and I only paid the interest since I spent very little of it basically…

@@abolisher 👍✌️

Well you don't get that wage until you get the degree...and if you don't get the degree because you ran out of money while going to school, then you're kinda screwed.

@@kristinag164 Don't worry. The feds will let you borrow way more than you will ever be able to pay back. The worst scenario is when a person is simply not smart enough to complete the degree, or be competent in the profession... Something that is liable to happen to me. Which is yet another reason why loans and acceptance to schools NEED to be scrutinized.

EXACTLY!!

Nursing is a profession. And possible to get an associate degree.

@@amycantwell8715 I think I meant business but idk anymore

@@edo.creative an associate nursing degree is a 2yrs program at a community College. 1yr. Prerequisite. With part time paid working hrs at the hospital where you do your clinical. Join the military if you need help figuring it out. They will direct your decision process. Don't give up on your dream.

I’m assuming to better her life and try to make good money like everyone else goes to college for???

YES!

If I get into politics I’m only helping those who have single parents making under $30,000 a year everyone else work for it.

I made it with a single mother no high school degree or any sort of education my brother who is a genius Albert Einstein type enlisted to the military because my mom didn’t have papers so he couldn’t go to school. I was lucky during my time when I applied for school my mom had papers so I was lucky to go to school Get my bachelors degree and get into my career. If me and my brother could do it no father in poverty from a mother who worked as a waitress you can do it as well but you need LUCK and a government who is the father I never had.❤️

Well you can.. you just have to be blind, missing a leg, and have brain cancer to pass the requirements to bankrupt a student loan

UPS will hire at part-time only. They started a two-tier hiring system back in the 80s and they've been union-busting ever since. So that $40 an hour you're way off on that it's more like a dollar above minimum wage

@@sambuck4917 UPS hires part-time at first, but if you tough it out, you will make $40/hr. Just takes as long as it takes to become a driver and then 4 year scale top rate.

@@sambuck4917 everybody wants to through out ideas they aren’t using.

Ahhh the classic, “everyone should just apply for and work at the same place” because that’s feasible and not just your reactionary politics at play.

She could become a nurse after two years at a community college. This girl has been going to college for ten years and still isn’t a nurse.

@@tmusa2002 She's clearly not trying to become an LPN if she's in a bachelor's program for nursing. That's like saying if you want to become a chef, just go work at McDonald's.

@@merdufer One year at a community college gets you an LPN; two years at a community college gets you an RN. Many nurses, especially those without money, begin work as an RN. Some stay an RN for their entire career. Most employers will pay the tuition for an RN to obtain a bachelor of science in nursing (BSN), and having one pays better and it is often required to go into management. Higher levels of leadership require a masters degree, of which the employer will also pay for. Many nurses interested in higher leadership roles obtain a masters in healthcare administration. Some nurses go on to become a nurse practitioner, which is what many of us see in lieu of an MD these days, due to the shortage and expense of doctors. Given this girl’s situation, she needs to get out there asap. I lived the same, I was also on my own at her age. She needs to find a mentor.

Associate degree in nursing is a two year community College degree. One year of prerequisite

@@merdufer Look it up. Two years at a community college and you’re an RN. Most people I know start working as an RN and let their employer pay for their BSN (and education beyond, that, if they like). Not sure why this girl keeps accruing debt.

Are you aware that forgiving the debt will help the economy because people will have more money to spend, poor people give the economy more money than is given, and it doesn't cost anything as it just forgives the debt not pays those in debt to cover the cost

she is going to school for a trade. She’s going for a nurse. Im a nurse and make 100k once she get through it she can pay back her loans. The thing is she has to take out loans because she wasn’t born with a silver spoon. That’s the issue. I had to do the same.

Higher admission standards.

Amen 🙌🏼 awesome advice. I pray the Lord 🙏🏼 blesses her and restores her faith.

Agreed. It gave me the drive to make sure I never had to live like that again (or my kids).

@@Zedeezia exactly. Get jobs that actually pay and are stable. Don’t follow your passion. You can do that on the side. I’m doing so fucking well, have my own place and no student debt at 28 =)

@@Zedeezia definitely. There’s tons of useful jobs out there but people keep going for expensive college BS that have limited prospects or aren’t in demand.

@@Zedeezia I’m sure it is. Also hard work! I hope it works out and you enjoy it!

Go back a watch the video. She didn’t ask for anything in it. Certainly not your bullshit.

No it isn’t. That’s the problem.

She needs to do it twice just to be sure.

at least she's getting a useful and lucrative one this time

What are we supposed to do, pay for her mistakes?

What do you suggest? No one told her to go to college, or told her to get a second degree!

In my state, you can become a registered nurse for free. I’m sure there are many opportunities for this in the US given the shortage of nurses.

Ok I thought she said second degree .... she needs to evaluate herself

Yeah sounds like she’s just making bad decisions she says she passed all her classes but passing a class doesn’t mean you’re doing things right.

I'm guessing she couldn't find a job in her field. As she said the first degree "didn't stick", which can happen with any degree for many reasons that you may have no controll over. So she went back for a career change. She's seems to me like she's doing what she can, but life just keeps bringing her down. I wish her all the best and just hope she can resolve the situation, just like any empathetic person or indeed any person whonunderstands how poverty in the US reproduces itslef and that that's a huge problem for any democratic country would.

Nursing is a smart choice provided it’s a job you can realistically stand. It is not for the majority of people. It could pay off debt that is modest. The question is, what is the cost of her first degree that she is running out of money if she’s paying half. Bachelors debt caps at like $57k. Private bachelors Nursing schools cost that much by themselves

It’s useless

Exactly. I’m sure it’s a lesbian dance theory degree and she wants everyone else to pay for it.

@@mccdrew7012 projecting?

Gender studies

@@Jdot2tactyes…the truth to be specific.

Certs for what?

What certs did u get

😲

Answer the certs question won't you

@@forcecaptainoverlordsuprem2964 Cisco and Comptia to start

CS grad here as well, we are lucky to have studied a major so in demand with great salaries.

Ayy I'm 18 and just started CS in a state college too. I've heard training for technical interview questions is way more important than grades, was this true in your experience?

@@904hattrick8 I’d recommend paying attention to the fundamentals in your classes, especially when it comes to any OOP programming courses, any database courses, your software engineering course, and Data Structures and Algorithms. As far as electives just pass them and don’t stress about those. Then if you want to set yourself up really well, after you take Data Structures, practice answering Leetcode questions (look up the Blind 75 for which questions to study) for about 3 months (these things take time don’t stress if you can’t answer the “Easy” questions at first). In my opinion this will set you up very well to make a lot of money working wherever you want. Recruiters will be fighting over you.

Also forgot to add, get an internship while you’re in school (Don’t worry if you think you might not know enough to get an internship, they are expecting you to know basically nothing), this will also help you so much with your job search. I never had an internship and I had to apply to over 200 places after graduating before getting my job now

Fantastic assessment and advice. “I can’t afford it.” “Just do it.” This is like all those helpful people telling me to just be happy when I’m suffering severe depression. Or to buy a house, invest in real estate if I want to get out of my crappy apartment. With what fucking money? I get you’re trying to be helpful and encouraging, but it comes off as tone deaf to me.

@@mykeljmoney She needs to take out a private loan to finish her nursing degree. Once she has that degree, she can get some experience and then start making some real money!

@@mykeljmoneyyeah majority of people have shit advice regarding life decisions. As long as you plan out your path and how you will achieve it, youll be fine. However its people like this girl in the video that just did what people told her to do instead of think for herself, look at her finances and think "hmm, maybe I should go to community college first"

@@mykeljmoney How are you 32 and still not have a nursing degree? Its a 2 to 4 year degee