3. Two-thirds of American employees regret their college degrees

Two-thirds of American employees regret their college degrees

The problem is far too many fools got degrees in fields that:

  • 1) don't have high paying jobs, or

  • 2) don't have enough jobs in their field.

Two fields that have numerous jobs all over America, teaching K to 12, because there are thousands of schools in every part of America; and medical jobs because there are hospitials and clinics spread across the nation.

The problem with many types of jobs is they are mainly available in large cities or specific regions of the country.

The upside of teaching and medicals jobs is they are in demand every where there are people. K to 12 schools are located in every corner of America, even in small-ish towns. Medical / Nursing / Dentist jobs are in high demands because they exist in every medium size city or larger.

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