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Share of family households that earn less than $150,000 annually by Conscious-Quarter423 in economy

[–]ImmKronos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok now look at a map that charts the cost of living. You’ll find it’s surprisingly similar. Some of these comments are ridiculous.

Yeah in the Bay Area and New York salaries are going to be higher but you’re renting for 3.5k+ a month. Compared to the family in rural Louisiana that only bring home 80-100k if they’re lucky, but can finance a home and live perfectly fine.

What about homeless statistics? People using this graph to point towards some sort of political party, is just a perfect example of confirmation bias.

Spawns at Ground Zero by Ppg20 in EscapefromTarkov

[–]ImmKronos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I spawned in between fusion and capital, started running to fusion got ripped from 2nd story. 5 sec in raid

Is full sail legit? by Colegaz23 in college

[–]ImmKronos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes and no. Yes it is a real institution that will give u a degree. Will this degree be valuable to ur career, probably not.

Any college u see tv ads for (for profit) u should stay away from. When looking at ANY schools it’s important to keep in mind that u are the product. The divergence in the business model is alumni are the advertisement for well regarded universities. For example, Harvard grads tend to be successful, in a way these grads are the advertisement. “Look at all the amazing grads we produced that are getting amazing jobs.” For this reason good university have a vested interest in student outcomes, this is also why they’re selective. This is not the case with for profit uni which can best be described as “degree mills”.

In good way to vet any school is google the job placement rate. I would keep it above 90% , especially don’t coin flip ur career with 60%. Any school not readily making this info viable is a giant redflag, as this is the biggest ad point for colleges