Why I Decided College Wasn’t Meant to Educate Me

Once I got back in college, I literally felt like I had to get out. I realized I’d been wasting time on classes with nothing to show for it, and I was angry because the school wasn’t there to educate me.

I understood that the institution’s sole purpose was to profit off me. That’s the only reason it exists—not to foster learning or success, but to line its own pockets.

That’s why you see all these different degrees nowadays. The school doesn’t really care whether students succeed. Their priority is charging as much as possible, which explains why student loans are astronomically high—they can get away with it.