So who here has a college degree but doing IM anyways!
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Wouldn't trade my 4 years for anything. Was a great experience, and while I love IM, it gave me an amazing network and some great memories (or lack thereof)
Bachelors in Econ / Game Theory. Just graduated a few yrs ago. Was 34 when I graduated. Got invited to smoke weed in the dorms and party. I did partake. Young girls dig, but took serious work to revert my own mentality to their level. The young girls are down. It's the porn fed generation.
Met plenty of 25-28 yr old women in college. Still looking hot, and ready for action. Many are fans now.
I'm at a crossroads now. Been trying to make IM work, but failing. Might have go work in investment banking, and do IM on the side.
I recommend college for those who don't have a degree. Online schools suck, you need the whole experience.
If you're already banking money in IM, and still want a degree to scope the females. Be an Art Major.
Class with the hottest open minded women right now is Photography. I don't need to explain why.
Good luck friends.
Met plenty of 25-28 yr old women in college. Still looking hot, and ready for action. Many are fans now.
I'm at a crossroads now. Been trying to make IM work, but failing. Might have go work in investment banking, and do IM on the side.
I recommend college for those who don't have a degree. Online schools suck, you need the whole experience.
If you're already banking money in IM, and still want a degree to scope the females. Be an Art Major.
Class with the hottest open minded women right now is Photography. I don't need to explain why.
Good luck friends.
College doesn't teach you how to make money; it looks good on a resume for an employer. That being said, in the midst of of my IM career, I'm about to graduate college this May. I don't regret it, but I know too many peers working back as a waiter despite their degree.
I graduate next spring with a major in marketing and minor in business administration. I don't regret it at all. I've learned a lot of fundamental marketing concepts and because I've had the same marketing professor for nearly all of my marketing courses, he has turned into a bit of a mentor for me not only in school but for business.
Plus, going to college provides you with perspective that nearly everyone else your age doesn't have. They see college as the only way, you know it's not.
Plus, going to college provides you with perspective that nearly everyone else your age doesn't have. They see college as the only way, you know it's not.
I am a college graduate but end up being an Internet Marketer. I don't regret going to college because it gave me a lot of experience and knowledge. But yeah, I would say that being an IM is just for me rather than my course.. 
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Majored and got a degree in criminal justice. Was going to go into some law enforcement or something gay like that. Interned with the State Dept of Juvenile Justice and saw just what a shitty, shitty job it was and how little it paid.
I found internet marketing when I got into online poker back in 2004. Now I sit around my office smoking weed and making monies on the interwebz. College = total waste. Trying to convince my wife (slowly) that our kids would be better served by something other than college.
I found internet marketing when I got into online poker back in 2004. Now I sit around my office smoking weed and making monies on the interwebz. College = total waste. Trying to convince my wife (slowly) that our kids would be better served by something other than college.
I've touched upon this a bit in my "enlightened" threads.
In short, if you are SERIOUS about becoming a real-deal entrepreneur -- not just some fly-by-night IM junkie -- you are best off not wasting your 3-5 precious learning years in college.
I have a computer engineering degree and a business minor. I use 0% of it.
That said, I had a blast in college, and wish I had started hustlin during it. I did have time. That woulda been the best of both worlds.
In short, if you are SERIOUS about becoming a real-deal entrepreneur -- not just some fly-by-night IM junkie -- you are best off not wasting your 3-5 precious learning years in college.
I have a computer engineering degree and a business minor. I use 0% of it.
That said, I had a blast in college, and wish I had started hustlin during it. I did have time. That woulda been the best of both worlds.
Masters in Business and Systems Engineering, and Bachelors in Elec Eng.
3 useless degrees.
Great time in college though, wouldn't trade it in.
3 useless degrees.
Great time in college though, wouldn't trade it in.
Nowadays, people with no college degree or even a high school degree are probably in the same boat if competing for a job agaisnt others with BS (yes BULLSHIT) degrees or higher.
When it comes to IM, anybody young and old can do this and make money with or without a fancy degree. Hope IM is treating you well buddy.
