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  Depends on the job, how is this unpopular or even an opinion?
context: Depends on the job, how is this unpopular or even an opinion? >
  
  Both are valid. I think most people believe that. They are different paths depending on what you want in life. >
  
  In person experience is very undervalued. The real world jobs are not so reflective of textbooks as college would lead you to believe. >
  
  This hasn't been true for 20 years.  College attendence rates have been declining for both men and women.  People are catching on that college is at best ideological indoctrination and at worst a debt trap. >
  
  College degrees are way overbought, at least in the US.  It's a scheme to enable massive intergenerational wealth transfer. >
  
  i don't think this is an unpopular opinion. everyone knows that vocational school and on the job training are very valid ways to get experience to a successful career. >
  
  More of an unknown opinion than an unpopular one. >
  
  This is just common sense.