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FarCenter Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Oct-19-11 01:31 PM
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16. Not all education is valuable in the sense of increasing the earning power of the student
Edited on Wed Oct-19-11 01:39 PM by FarCenter
So if the student is not bent on becoming an anthropologist (and there is limited market for those, especially ones without a PhD), a course in anthropology is a poor expenditure of borrowed money at a burn rate of $50/hour.

Once the student is able to earn a living and can afford the $50/hour fee out of current income, then the student can attend lectures on anthropology.
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