Comments by "Magic Beans" (@Magic_beans_) on "Most People Think They Are Middle Class (Most Are Not)" video.

  1. Another tool is to find an employer who’ll reimburse tuition. Unless for some reason you need a Master’s to get started in your field, save it until you’re working and then peck away at it over 4-6 years. It’ll cost way less out of pocket, and you’ll probably have a better idea of what you want to do long term. That transition is a perfect opportunity to either specialize (Biology to Botany, for example) or change course (like Psychology to Public Health). One word of warning, some employers include a clause that if you quit you have to give back any reimbursement you received in the prior 6-12 months. I wouldn’t not use the program over that, it’s just something to be aware of.
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