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Drop Out And Get Schooled: The Case for Thinking Twice About College

Patrick Bet-David
3.95/5 (216 ratings)
Education is broken and most graduates are broke.


The purpose of this book is to start an important dialogue about college education. I will make the case for why I believe 70% of college students should drop out. The concept of giving our trust to the educational system without accountability has not worked. I believe it’s time to ask serious


- Why do we go to college in the first place?


- Who should go to college and who shouldn’t?


- Can I succeed and do great things without college?


- Why do tuition and textbooks cost as much as they do?


- Have colleges simply become a big business (with tax-free status)?


- Are the subjects taught in college sufficient for life or do we need an upgrade?


Let me clarify something, this is NOT a book that declares that higher education is a terrible thing. Many professions require it, but I believe education can and does take place in many forms. As a college dropout and an autodidact, I’ve read over 1,200 books in the last 15 years and believe there are many paths we can take to get educated and do great things.


Fair You may have passionate feelings about the points in this book. Regardless of how strong you feel one way or another, my desired outcome is to start a broad dialogue so we can process the issues – together.


Ready?


Written by Patrick Bet-David with Thomas Ellsworth
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ISBN10:
0997441046
ISBN13:
9780997441048
kindle Asin:
B01NBWG0EW

Drop Out And Get Schooled: The Case for Thinking Twice About College

Patrick Bet-David
3.95/5 (216 ratings)
Education is broken and most graduates are broke.


The purpose of this book is to start an important dialogue about college education. I will make the case for why I believe 70% of college students should drop out. The concept of giving our trust to the educational system without accountability has not worked. I believe it’s time to ask serious


- Why do we go to college in the first place?


- Who should go to college and who shouldn’t?


- Can I succeed and do great things without college?


- Why do tuition and textbooks cost as much as they do?


- Have colleges simply become a big business (with tax-free status)?


- Are the subjects taught in college sufficient for life or do we need an upgrade?


Let me clarify something, this is NOT a book that declares that higher education is a terrible thing. Many professions require it, but I believe education can and does take place in many forms. As a college dropout and an autodidact, I’ve read over 1,200 books in the last 15 years and believe there are many paths we can take to get educated and do great things.


Fair You may have passionate feelings about the points in this book. Regardless of how strong you feel one way or another, my desired outcome is to start a broad dialogue so we can process the issues – together.


Ready?


Written by Patrick Bet-David with Thomas Ellsworth
Format:
Pages:
pages
Publication:
Publisher:
Edition:
Language:
ISBN10:
0997441046
ISBN13:
9780997441048
kindle Asin:
B01NBWG0EW