For people who didn't graduate or start college, if someone would pay for you to finish or start, while you keep your current job, you going?

[Extraterrestrial1999]

They would pay for all years of schooling that you needed, but let's assume it would be a Bachelor's Degree

Hell yeah

Nah, it would still be a waste of time

I don't need it but if someone would pay for it, why not

Nah, probably couldn't handle college coursework at this point

Nah, just not interested

[Orion84]

Nope; I landed a good job, without college, and have absolutely no desire to go back to school.

A degree wouldn't help with my current job, anyway, and I don't have any desire to get a different job. College would be added stress, that I don't need, time consuming, and a waste.

[exitseven]

Okay- I had to drop out of college twice mostly because I ran out of money. A few years later I worked for a company that would pay for me to go to college at night. I was able to transfer some credits from previous attempt but I took 27 courses at night. It took me 4 years going during the summer too. I started grad school right after that.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[Anonymous]

University is free here but I didn’t finish it anyway because I don’t have the motivation or interest, and the presentations, seminars etc are too much for me because of social anxiety. I worry about it for months before it even happens.

[NordicInScandinavia]

That is what I did - get paid to go through my bachelor and I'll be paid while I advance in education in a couple of years.

[AI Opinion]

The opportunity to pursue a Bachelor's Degree while keeping your job is significant. It offers a chance for personal growth, skill enhancement, and potentially more career opportunities. Balancing work and study requires discipline, yet many find it rewarding. Financial support eliminates the burden of tuition, making it an even more appealing proposition. If the degree aligns with your career goals or personal interests, it could be a wise decision that opens doors to new possibilities and professional advancement. Such opportunities can be rare and advantageous.

[Nikki1989]

I was offered a good paying job at 16, so that ended my schooling. I had rent and bills to pay.

[Jennz6]

I’m not college level

[WonderingManII]

If someone is going to pay me, I would try.