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Bro college is kind of a scam man like I’m in the USA and after graduation I will make 60k usd a year pre tax how the hell am I supposed to survive with that salary in a place like New Jersey . Is this relatable?

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On top of that, student loans add another layer of financial pressure, leaving you wondering if the degree is even worth the investment when salaries don’t match the cost of living. Completely relatable.

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