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Can’t Even: How Millennials Became The Burnout Generation
Can’t Even: How Millennials Became The Burnout Generations By Anne Helen Peterson, 2020 Chapter 1: Our Burnt Out Parents Grandparents and Parents are the very reason we expected more out of our lives and careers. Boomers were unaware of how … Continue reading
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Tagged 1980s, 1990s, Anti-Union Legislation, AP Classes, Burnout Generation, Business Majors, Can't Even, College, Companies, deregulation, Do What You Love And Other Lies About Success And Happiness, Downsizing, Employment, English Majors, Free Time Is Exhausting, GI Bill, Gig Economy, Helicopter Parents, Kids, Lower Class, MIddle Class, Millennial Generation, Mini-Adults, Miya, No Benefits, Overworked, Parents, Perfectionism, Poverty, Shitty Job, Shitty Work, Sports, Student Loan Debt, Suffer, Two or Three Jobs, Underpaid, Unions, Unpaid Internships, Upper Class
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College Unbound
College Unbound: The Future of Higher Education and What it Means For Students By Jeffery J Selingo, 2013 Students are pressured to go to a 4 year college, but many drop out. Some find success in a 2 year Community … Continue reading
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Tagged 1999-2009, 2 Year College, 4 Year College, A Whole New Mind, Academically Adrift, Ala Cart, Bachelor's Degree, Body, Career Planning and Assessment, Carnegie Mellon, College Ranking, College Unbound, Community College, Credential Creep, Daniel H Pink, Degrees of Value, Drop Out, Ease of Transfer, Education Bubble, EdX, Elite Education for Free, Federal Loan Programs, Federal Pell Grants, Financial Health, Graduation Rates Dropped, Harvard, How We Got There, http://collegeyuseruka.blogspot.com/2017/08/college-unbound.html, Hybrid Online and In Person Classes, Information, Jeffery Selingo, K-12, Khan Academy, Language, Law, Liberal Education, Lost Decade, Master's Degree, Matchmaking, media, Mind, MIT, Money, MOOC, Naviance, Networks, No Improvement in Knowledge and Skills First Two Years, No Longer One Size Fits All, Online Courses, Open Source, Prices Rose, Professors and Performers, Return Investment, Revolving Door of Students, Software, space, Specific Skill, State Budget Cuts, Student Loan Debt, Student Loans, The Customer Is Always Right, time, Trade Skill, Tuition Increase, University, University of Manitoba, US News and World Report
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Squeezed: Why Our Families Can’t Afford America
Squeezed: Why Our Families Can’t Afford America By Alissa Quart, 2018 In the introduction to her book Quart overviews the reasons why Families Can’t Afford America any longer. Student Loans and Medical Debt are a huge issue for Generation X … Continue reading
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