Majorities say getting a college education is more important today than it was 10 years ago
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Frankly I am really dissapointed with the current educational system as it's highly unequitable. Having a college degree has become to be just a formality, it doesn't matter what you know or you don't know and I can't accept this ufair reality, I rather have a fake degree instead of wasting my time in college.