Insider Secrets Your Guidance Counselor Won’t Tell And Colleges Hope You Never Learn: Compete Against the Best Schools Without Going to One, Avoid a Worthless Degree, and Prevent Crushing Loan Debt

What if there was a way to hold colleges accountable for student outcomes? Colleges get paid tuition up front, and when students cannot find a job or are underemployed as coffee shop baristas, those same colleges are very quick to let you know that it’s not their responsibility. College is the one place where the amount of tuition money invested has little to no impact on student outcomes. If you invest $200k into the stock market, would you get a better total return than a $20k investment? The same does not hold true for a college education. Many pricey private colleges have four-year costs over $200k while giving students no better earnings outcomes than colleges that cost 80% less. Colleges are laughing their way to the bank by charging their tuition upfront regardless of students’ ability to repay. After graduation, many colleges will return students to their parents’ basements with a worthless degree and crushing debt. These students then have to put off moving out, postpone buying a house, and delay starting a family because their college degrees don’t pay enough for them to cover their student loans and independence. Does any of this sound remotely fair? In “Insider Secrets Your Guidance Counselor Won’t Tell and Colleges Hope You Never Learn,” you’ll discover: Where to go and what to study to AI proof your future career How to listen to employers’ true desires and turn your major into a marketable degree Why elite skills matter more than elite schools How to find the W-2 earnings of students who attended the colleges you are considering? This will surprise you Examples that show the supposed best schools in the nation no longer have the best student earnings How to stand out for the best internships Ways to control debt by student loan debt-hacking A step-by-step plan to avoid the anxiety of choosing a college, getting an internship, and networking your way into a job “Insider Secrets Your Guidance Counselor Won’t Tell and Colleges Hope You Never Learn” will help students target marketable skills and get a head start on an internship, which can allow them to skip the job anxiety and network their way into a job.