"I'm Broke," Woman Complains of Having Her Masters Degree, Still Having To Waitress In South Florida

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[@AntonDaniels]

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[@kearonredmon1192]

Colleges also need to get rid of all of the filler classes, and shorten the requirements for a degree to like 2-3 years.

[@darrellmitchell765]

FACTS

[@victoranosike2621]

They would never do it!!😊

[@tyrecarmon20]

That's a smart idea but these colleges love that moneyyyy

[@Dantee.15]

Just go to community college then lol. It’s better that way because then you can transfer and you’re more mature

[@moblack5883]

Why would they do that ? They’re in the business of making money.

[@grandinquizitor7412]

I had a friend with a civil engineering degree who decided to bartend at a popular nightclub in Chicago and she was making more money as a bottle girl than many of her friends with the same degree. Women actually do make a ton of money in the liquor industry/nightclub scene because people will always want to party and drink and be around pretty girls. However, it's a young girls game and they do age out like strippers.

[@ericprieto4348]

what about when u get older ?

[@Dantee.15]

I literally can make damn near 100k a year just doing Uber and Amazon. I’m a guy and I’m 27, no degree. Sister has a masters in social work and making like 70k

[@bryanharris2319]

3200 a month after taxes is not bad money she needs to find a cheaper apartment

[@RabbitWatchShop]

3200 a month is poverty in America lmao

[@MFlint-un2tq]

3200 a month is terrible in 2024

[@dukepeoples3461]

3200 a month, you still need to hustle cush or boy. base would do to

[@Justjackson7]

3200 is nothing and I stay in Texas let’s be fr

[@adim00lah]

Yeah, 3200 a month is trash. Everybody telling her to move, but that's bs money damn near anywhere. Also too, who is going to teach kids in Miami if all the teachers move? So they just need to shut down all the school there? The economy is fucked up, that's the problem. Being a teacher should be a good enough job to pay your bills.

[@dorout1]

She could have summed her video up by saying she pays $2900/month and still wants to live her best years with Chad/Tyrone lol

[@SpideySensei72]

$2900 a month may as well be a mortgage payment. Paying that to rent an apartment alone is crazy. She should cut her losses and find a roommate out there.

[@Cahluvca]

Very crazy if you not making 3x times that amount

[@destinydivine8465]

She lives in South Florida...

[@MomoAfterDark]

@@destinydivine8465 Don't matter. There are budget options and she should have a roommate.

[@mauriceevans6546]

My wife went to school to be a nurse at North Carolina Central University and went to work at the VA in 2005 at 45000. It's 2024 and she is at 123,400. Very proud of her. She took out 25000 in loans. We live off one income and I use my salary to build us a new house with no mortgage.

[@fredrickkoech8396]

BRILLIANT

[@mistarogers1911]

That's wassup and shout out to your wife being an HBCU grad

[@twajaj]

Awesome

[@traceycolvin0504]

Wonderful 😊. I told my children when they were younger, to pick a profession that’s in demand. And, they did just that. I’m proud 😊

[@m_rod9562]

123400, really ? Lmfao stop the cap 😂

[@yothatscrazytv]

She trying to live a lifestyle she can't support, that's her problem. Why she got an apartment that cost 2900?! Just dumb bro...

[@rongooden6545]

I was talking to a chick who lives in my apartment complex and she’s struggling bad because she can’t afford it. I asked her why she didn’t choose a more affordable place to live and her reason was because these apartments are nice. They run off of straight feelings and emotions and don’t think logical.

[@poetryrhymez9620]

It's insane.

[@CeeWorld69]

@@rongooden6545No woman uses logic, that would make too much sense 😂🤣😆

[@Tre38843]

She got an expensive apartment to live the Sex & The City lifestyle. 😂😃😅

[@Dantee.15]

My ex was like this. She was running away from her toxic fam and just didn’t want to live at home but was willing to Give over 2400 a month for a studio. Yet this girl gave me hell when I moved her into my home and asked her for $1000 a month. I was shocked because she will run around and pay whatever’s it’s sad. They just want a landlord so they can brag about being in the city and not being around their toxic dad. That’s all what it is

[@nboss968]

Education and Florida do not mix.

[@juswavvy9634]

People come here to party and do drugs…

[@rickeyboston9340]

You better off being a drug dealer, literally

[@BokeemWoodbeezy]

I have an MBA and live in South Florida. Can confirm.

[@sbolden123]

That's why I received a trade or skill that is recession proof such as drafting, computer science, carpentry, welding, electronic technology, plumbing, electrician, HVAC, etc

[@keithwisdom1663]

you gotta be able to do it- aint to many stem folk------- it hard and to be good at it????? she needds a man

[@sbolden123]

@@keithwisdom1663 yes

[@richboyondeck]

Being a teacher is not a bad life decision. There arent too many jobs where you have a built in pension that pays 60% after retirement, you get on average 3 months off school, guaranteed yearly raises, and tenure. She just needs to find a husband. My wife teaches and she gets all the days off my kids do so it works out great.

[@JaydenHolland-wo4fd]

Yes my dad has been a teacher and has been the breadwinner ever since he started teaching. We aren't poor and we are also not rich but we have privileges such as electronics and being able to go to restaurants along with all our necessities.

[@sbolden123]

All college degrees are not🚫 equal ➗️😮

[@robertgardner2782]

That part. They don't never wanna say what the degree is for cuz it's trash.

[@UzitheSaint]

I graduated in 2022 in advertising and marketing and minored in Information technology, took a year but got my first salaried position at like 80k. Job market is kinda insane a bit ngl

[@sbolden123]

@@UzitheSaint excellent

[@riaanhendricks9207]

@@robertgardner2782 I agree. They studied "trash" because it's easy. The majority of students study the worthless courses, that has no demand in the employment market, due to the ease of passing those rubbish courses. They are also able to reach advanced levels such as master's degrees because their courses consist of low-level easy-peasy subjects, unlike those who study very difficult fields such as AI engineering and development (for which there's a huge demand) where it's intensely difficult to just get through one's undergrad. I have a bachelor's degree in finance and I shat bricks to obtain it. It is a far more valuable degree than any Phd in rubbish and I've never struggled with decent paying employment in mostly corporate settings whilst my peers, who opted to study the easy crap, are still struggling with low-paying employment in our middle-aged years. Go figure. It's always been about supply and demand. Not about GenZ or any other generation's particular time through which they came up.

[@sasukesuite1]

“Her rent is $2900.” That’s all I needed to hear. She chose a place she couldn’t afford and wants the world to cater to her wants. I live in Northern VA, top 10 COL area, and I pay $1k for rent. She has no excuse. People don’t have the discipline to live within/below their means.

[@inthefray4279]

Are you paying your parents to live in their basement? Northern Virginia (Fairfax, Belvior, Reston, Falls Church, Alexandria) is considered the DC metro area and is one of if not the most expensive part of Virginia to live in.

[@jrrogersstang4696]

She gonna have to sell that box😂

[@b14m23]

She's a bartender. She already doing that indirectly.

[@CeeWorld69]

That’s crazy lol

[@FreedomTravels720]

Yep the price of P is coming down 😅

[@DEMediaDrive]

Could become a "Safe" deposit box...

[@_JohnJohn_]

To told my kids very early, the hobbies and passions are for the weekend or after work/school. Doing what you need to do pays for what you want to do. Not the other way around.

[@adim00lah]

The problem with this is that, what if nobody goes to school to be a teacher, who is gonna educate our children, this is a needed profession. This isn't underwater basket weaving.

[@_JohnJohn_]

​@@adim00lah They must decide if it's for money or the love of teaching.

[@adim00lah]

@@_JohnJohn_ So you expect them to teach while having no food for them to eat? That's expecting a lot man, it's pretty hard to serve others on an empty stomach, I mean even Jesus needed to eat boss, your expectations are too high.

[@twajaj]

I say the same thing to my children. My wife and I say. You need to get into a career that pays well and stay out of debt

[@_JohnJohn_]

​@adim00lah So you are saying that college educated adults that had to take micro/macro economics cources and possibly accounting, don't know how to project their income and manage a budget? Every city has cheap housing, but most choose not to live there. If I was a teacher the "chose" to get a masters degree. I would do regular teaching, private tutoring, and maybe teach English online to foreign kids. But I'm a grinder that understand how time equals money until money equals more money.

[@DracontineFire]

people thinks her masters, by default is better than a trade. The very trades they judge earns more than double

[@shogun8807]

She said “I don’t know whose fault it is “. News flash “ it’s YOUR FAULT “ !!! Getting a master’s degree in “Liberal Arts 🎭 “ . But not knowing what the salary cap is. Accountability.

[@TopFlightSecurity415]

They...have...no...accountability

[@RabbitWatchShop]

Becky: don't be mad, UPS is hiring.

[@Infrazale]

What can brown do for her?

[@joan9160]

UPS pays over 80 thousand.

[@RabbitWatchShop]

@@joan9160 that's not the average entry level pay at UPS. I know from experience. But if you work hard and work your way up, it can pay well. I have a friend that makes north of six figures driving trucks for UPS from Nashville to Memphis and back. That’s besides the point. My comment is a bar from Biggie Smalls / Notorious BIG.

[@donaldcole2539]

😂

[@kendrickbell8525]

Damn, rent $2,900 a month? Along with student loans along with monthly utilities?😬

[@b14m23]

Yea but being a semi pretty women she gets lots of free meals, free entertainment and free help covering bills.

[@kendrickbell8525]

@@b14m23 to some you right.😏

[@RASTAGOOB]

They wanna live like ballers but they can’t sustain it

[@Cahluvca]

​@@RASTAGOOB🎯

[@clarebear9263]

Uugh this is the sad reality. I myself have a Masters degree in Clinical Therapy and it’s not the best paying job BUT I did get my degree the smart way. I went to a city university, paid in state tuition, I commuted to school instead of paying for a dorm . I received a lot of scholarships and went part time. Though I still graduated with student loans, I can say they are 100% paid off!!! I did not increase my lifestyle because of a higher salary instead I used my extra income to pay off my student loans.

[@TheJude1790]

Awesome and congratulations

[@user-fs9yv4hl5f]

I know of a woman who manages a Spa/Sauna and she has a masters and bachelor’s degree in different fields. Having degrees doesn’t always guarantee work in the disciplines that you studied.

[@desmondjefferson2127]

She's in EDUCATION but doesn't know how to research that getting a master's in education wasn't a smart financial move

[@shaheemtaylor960]

This is false. Getting a master’s degree in education actually increases your salary a lot.

[@richboyondeck]

If you're already teaching with a bachelor's degree, it's about a 3-5k increase in salary, depending on the area. A 2 year online graduate program runs around 10k so it pays for itself within 5 years. It's a pretty solid investment actually

[@odog76543]

​@@shaheemtaylor960 it didn't increase hers.

[@shaheemtaylor960]

@@odog76543 I can tell by that comment you don’t know much about how the teaching profession works. If you’re a teacher with a masters and certified your salary will 100% increase by a lot. In this case she states she’s a recent grad so she doesn’t have the years under her belt that dictate top pay. In Florida teachers are very underpaid compared to other states.

[@odog76543]

@@shaheemtaylor960 I can tell by your comment that you don't pay attention, read, or comprehend. You just watched a video where a woman in Florida told said she earned her masters degree and it didn't increase her salary "a lot". Yet you still insist that it "actually increases your salary a lot." Clearly that it not universally true, and I simply and briefly pointed that out. You talking about working in education for an extended periods (which is not the situation being discussed by the woman nor being commented on) doesn't actually speak to her reality. Not only that, introducing that simply muddies the factors that can contribute to differences in salary, like year of experience vs a piece of paper degree but little or no experience. Most jobs prefer a person who has lengthy experience to a person with a high level degree and little or no experience. That holds true in most fields, not just in education.

[@JohnMoog-ug6bk]

47.5K is fine as a starting salary. Teaching is a middle class profession. No way does she need to spend $2900 on rent even in South Florida - it’s probably a luxury party pad.

[@dchex23]

“I wanna be a beacon of light” “Cool story, now dont forget guacamole with my chips!”

[@lurenzo774]

Feminism worked so hard just for women to go back to what they know. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@spicysausage2853]

She need to downgrade 2,900 a month

[@KingsdaleNorth]

Down grade to what amount. Jus Sayin'

[@spicysausage2853]

@@KingsdaleNorth maybe 1800-1900 a month it isn’t a whole lot but in this economy every dollar helps

[@BagsNBaguettes_327]

Anton 💯 and I bet this is one of these people wanting “student loan relief” that all taxpayers ultimately pay for. For your irresponsible decision. I worked my butt off to pay off my 50k in student loan debt back in 2016 for my MBA. A little hard work is not going to kill you, you might pass out but that’s about it 😅

[@sbolden123]

Please 🙏 don't get any liberal arts degrees, psychology, social science, etc.

[@maroon9273]

Any non-licensed career degrees

[@Jcutt707]

Nobody wants to start at the bottom, I've been a Barber for 26 years. I remember the first year. I probably ate top ramen everyday just to make it. Yeah, I couldn't buy a brand new car. Or live in the best apartment? But I knew what I wanted, so I took it

[@TechCoachRalph]

Her degree is probably in communications or political science

[@TechCoachRalph]

I was close lol

[@suadpattonbey7239]

Thank you for shading me coach

[@viper6782]

Liberal arts or criminal justice

[@sbolden123]

He'll, librarians have master's degree but they get paid very little compared to other occupations.

[@Aduhwan]

This depends on what area of the librarianship you find yourself in. For example, if you’re in information technology (systems, technical services), you can come close to a six figure salary. If you’re high enough up in administration, mid six figures is not out of the question. IJS. ✌🏾

[@sbolden123]

@@Aduhwan sure but that's the exceptions not the rule

[@Aduhwan]

@@sbolden123 Possibly. However, it’s still possible to earn a decent salary if you’re willing to take a risk, make some sacrifices, have determination and put in the work.

[@sbolden123]

@@Aduhwan of course

[@user-mg8fn1bq9d]

@@Aduhwan Isn't that being in IT then and not being a librarian?

[@thacutoff6226]

Teachers in Pa do well, starting $55k and only work 180 days, full summers off, and all holidays. She just needs to minimize her expenses, get a teaching job and bar tend part time and stack money

[@j.baldwin3012]

So, if she found a cheap apartment for $900 per month, then wouldn't she be able to jump on her student loans for a couple of years, then focus on teaching? Nah, she'll just party that extra money away.

[@lorinlovely4947]

No such thing as a 900 dollar apartment in south Florida. It's 2k for a 1 bedroom in the hood now.

[@j.baldwin3012]

@@lorinlovely4947 Well, roommates. Roommates are very common in expensive cities. I see you missed the point.

[@owusuphilipable]

I did roommates and saved a lot paid 16.5k on student loans but make close to 80k engineering

[@j.baldwin3012]

@@owusuphilipable Good deal. Tbh, she probably needs to move back in with her parents to really knock down her student loan. Odds are she wants to live too wild for her parents or other family members.

[@frankmacias007]

Exactly what I thought to. They will always say If I can only have extra money to save or pay off bills faster. It's all BS, the majority will just waste the money you supposed to be saving to " go have fun".

[@j.baldwin3012]

Also, did she go to an expensive school for those education degrees. EVERYONE that is paying out of pocket should attend the cheapest school that will allow them to get certified and employed in their respective fields.

[@moblack5883]

Back in the day you were told to work 3-5 years then go back to get your masters. After you’ve gained experience in the field. Yet now folks are on loans and getting their masters asap. Then when they graduate they have no experience with excessive loans.

[@Kbandz313]

If you not trying to be a Doctor, Nurse, Pharmacist, Lawyer and a few more you don’t need a 4 year degree. Nowadays CCs have Cybersecurity associates, Supply Chain, trades, Nursing, other medical and more. Heck some legit might have 4 year bachelors programs and i’m actually serious. Go there first because it’s the same classes, books and material you’re learning.

[@kcham6843]

Mortgage payment is $1407.00 a month. Keeps creeping up every year because of insurance rates. I have a 4 bedroom house in Northwest Fl.

[@TheiLUMInatedOne]

Definitely not a Masters in anything that pays worth a damn. Hopefully we’re approaching the end of people doing things just because “it’s their passion”. Real life don’t give 2 sh*ts about your passion folks! 😅

[@richboyondeck]

Dekalb county teachers with a masters make 60k first year. Teacher salaries (like any other government job) is public information. You chose to get a degree in a market that isn't valued where you live. That's your fault.

[@TruthFLA]

This is down my alley as i have same degree. She could easily start working as corporate trainer as the skills are very transferable. Starting salary is north of a starting teacher's salary. That is what i did and I have nor regretted it. Over the years i have picked up additional skills and certifications to make myself more marketable. I'm over a decade in now and its worked out well for me. I'm even in the same part of FL as her. Use your passion to make money.

[@sbolden123]

She needs to move out of South Florida and to a smaller city where the cost of living is not as high. Her rent should be $1000 tops. All she needs is a 1 bedroom apartment

[@keithwisdom1663]

get a rroom and trade bittoin

[@CeeWorld69]

Well nothing is $1000 now, that’s REALLY not realistic lol, only place you’re getting $1000 or less is in the hood or bad neighborhoods. I HIGHLY doubt she wants that. She can find a nice place OUTSIDE of south Florida for $1500-$1800

[@maroon9273]

I doubt you can find any place that cost $1k.

[@MomoAfterDark]

She can live just fine if she humbles herself and gets a roommate. Get a 2 bedroom and share it with another person or move to a cheaper area.

[@marcushutcherson9925]

If you ain't trying to be a doctor, lawyer, scientist or a athlete. You don't need to go to college. College is not what ppl think it is. The moment you graduate you already in debt without job yet🤦 shit crazy

[@salihabdul-mateen3531]

On the college thing I'm conflicted. A lot of young people are not given guidance on selecting an in demand major. They pick what feels good. At the same time, there's a lot of information out there on what careers pay and what education cost. At any rate, 18 year-olds should not be given license to borrow tens of thousands of dollars without restrictions.

[@thespillwithcristyt]

She needs to move from Florida with better cost of living. Live cheaper to pay her debt off. I tell people glee degrees is not the way

[@destinydivine8465]

Why the hell would she get a Masters in education?

[@ADMTyRenn]

Its okay for her to have decided to have that degree/career field but should have pair herself with a man early and not try "to live her best life".

[@maroon9273]

The only problem she lacks commitment. Rather jump from one man to another.

[@dantondurand9403]

Anton, this is an excellent video. I am particularly interested in hearing more about the conditions, degrees etc. I have had similar conversations and planning discussions with my children.

[@Neddie2k]

There is a reason men focus on STEM courses or just white collar jobs. All courses are not built equal, choices have outcomes.

[@diane9948]

exactly.. unfortunately the truth is we need to inform our kids that we need to pick a career that pays the bills every month.

[@matthewjohnson1643]

I also found out the the money that people pay back to the government. Is 40% of the government’s income. Way more than income tax. So that’s why the government encourages people to take loans out.

[@jideo2396]

This is what freedom looks like, young lady. You will be alright because you are "strong, educated, independent, and do not need a man." Happy trails.

[@dcg590]

The problem with these kids is, they see what ‘possible’ earnings not the actual earnings. They also think they get out of college making 100k instead of starting salary. 🤡

[@rombios3056]

Am Nigerian by birth. Parents only give us three choices for school: Medicine Law Science/Math Am an Engineer, my sisters are Nurses. No one has loans or money issues. People need to use their head, before they waste time in college then double down in loans with a Masters degree

[@jeraldb2868]

Love how some of these Gen Z’rs feel entitled to a ‘lifestyle’ with their masters degree. ….don’t worry AI will soon automate you out 😅

[@tzfrank3549]

You are speaking from a position of entitlement because you have money. I went to college for engineering. My first job out of college I was only making 45k. Now I make over 100k, but it took me 7 years of experience to get there. She may have made some bad decisions, but I can resonate with her.

[@nowlaterkiss9811]

My parents moved here and told me and my sister, Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief. I went the big Pharma route and started at community college with my associate in science. Sister took the Lawyer route. Very wealthy kids can afford those Jenky degrees.

[@Roses78]

Let’s keep in mind that she says she uses savings to pay rent. That means mommy and daddy are still taking care of her cause there’s no way a poor ex student would even look at an apartment for 2900.00 at all makes no sense. She’s getting help or was handed down some cash from family for graduation gift etc.

[@user-pt1jo7xo5o]

A lot of these kids go to college and take out loans not just to pay for college but to pay for parties and stupid stuff. I went to college and graduated without any debt because I was smart enough to get grants and I worked. After I graduated it took me 6 years of working in my profession to get to 6 figures. I was really broke for the first few years and then I started to climb the ladder. Everyone wants to start at the top when they graduate.

[@Stayintheshadows57]

Most of the time debt is the culprit.

[@calvinjohnsonjr8858]

My wife is a teacher and makes 70k a year. We live in Utah. Cost of living is cheaper than Florida to. She gets an automatic $4k raise each year from the state (state incentive to keep teachers). Plus she negotiates another 4k from her school each year. So she gets a $8,000 raise each year. You have to go where the money is.

[@consideredthoughts1791]

This tells you a lot about the common sense of people who sign up a Masters in education. They don't have any.

[@prettysteeve47]

Unfortunately, common sense is not common anymore.

[@troyforce2]

Every one wants to make six figures-no matter what they do for a living.

[@sleepwalker0526ify]

FACTS

[@christinatang6718]

To be fair, I am a math education major and I am a teacher. You just gatta go to a city that pays well. Teaching in DC you can easily make 6 figures if you qualify as a highly effective teacher. Not to mention, I don’t live above my means. My rent is only $1,400 for a one bedroom apartment. It may not be a luxury apartment but it fits my needs and I’m not trying to force a lifestyle I can’t afford. Paying $2,900 for rent is INSANEEEEE. She clearly has a budgeting problem.

[@rancosteel]

She should have learned a man’s trade like a plumber, etc. live low and enjoy life. I’m still living my dream as an “artist” with a degree I paid for in full but I’m a self taught machinist making 75k and live lowbrow. She’s just in the wrong field.

[@b14m23]

Women pride dressing up to go to work in a nice AC environment ahead of anything. They actually prefer their man to wear a suit to work even if he makes less that the blue collar guy coming home dirty.

[@skelatonman]

A degree doesn't entitle or guarantee you the job/salary you want. Maybe she should find a man to take care of her?

[@prettysteeve47]

This pretty girl needs to hook up with six figure tradesman.

[@Poppi_Weasel]

if u don't apply there, they won't call. Simple

[@shellsopinion5837]

$2900 a month is ridiculous for an apartment. Hell, where I’m at that’s the cost to rent a 3 bedroom house in a nice neighborhood. Maybe that would get you a 2 bedroom apartment in a high rise in downtown Seattle, overlooking the water. My guess is that she’s renting a condo in downtown wherever she’s at that $2900 is mostly an HOA fee, which those HOA fees are crazy down in Florida.

[@willnola5782]

She need to move or go in the military as an officer and get some of that paid

[@andrewdunlap3919]

She needs to get out of Florida.

[@risingphoenix1484]

Those masters aren't real degrees, they weren't sh!t and you wasted your money

[@inthefray4279]

Unfortunately it has become increasingly necessary to obtain advanced degrees to get certain jobs because of number of people competing for them. Let’s say everyone applying for said job has a masters or doctorate and you do not. Who do you think gets called for an interview and who gets the email thanking them for their interest while informing them that they are not the most qualified.

[@eboyd2478]

I have my bachelors degree it only allowed me to make $75,000 or so, having my masters degree allows me to run an agency and make $137,000. I don’t know where you folks are getting that information from. In the field of social work, you cannot run an agency without a masters degree so if you want to be in upper management, you have to have one.

[@eboyd2478]

@@inthefray4279Facts

[@Tusk_Tact]

@@eboyd2478 but even with that Bachelors making 75K if you got on these innanets and told folks you couldn't make it you would get flamed the same way

[@shawnturner7064]

THat is the problem you guys are getting worthless degrees. If you had a bachelors in Technology you could make 137, 000 ez.@@eboyd2478

[@Anime_gang_313]

She about to be sugar daddy or sucker shopping to get herself out this bind She put herself in

[@sleepwalker0526ify]

Or SIMP

[@boneharvester_eth4021]

She should get a degree 📜 from Figueroa St College here in LA 😎

[@user-mg8fn1bq9d]

The spot where you can also get your SSN card and license? 😂

[@LS-ph5qt]

If she had a "passion" for Education, she should've looked into being a Speech Pathologist. This way, she could've decided whether she wanted to work in a school setting or clinical setting... As for Social Work, that's tricky. I have two friends who majored in social work and both make well over six fugures. One is a Regional Manager for Child Welfare while the other is a Clinical Social Worker who works for John's Hopkins. Maybe they got lucky, because that's not the story of most social workers.

[@buickmaninc]

Have she not interviewed for any mid level department position at any college? Education masters degree were bred fir you to get those jobs. Then after 3 years you apply for that Directors position

[@purplesprigs]

Education in Florida = countless jobs. I am in THE fastest growing county in the entire U.S. (Polk). They can't build schools here fast enough. The board of ed. spent spring break in Puerto Rico, trying to recruit teachers. Look online at the salaries. They are shockingly low. Florida is a low-pay high cost-of-living state. It sucks. Anybody wanna buy a house?

[@ga8211]

Where is the house? Cash

[@Cahluvca]

State definitely is...surprise it's not well known at this point

[@jujackmarketing]

A lot of students who get student loans flunk out of college. Let's talk about that.

[@terrencemcphail5782]

thats what they want

[@GigaChad_169]

An MRS degree pays a lot better and comes with retirement and benefits…yet these ladies want to do it the hard way and are embracing Corporate America where people are treated as disposable with a lot less recourse than a marriage if the relationship goes sideways.

[@user-mg8fn1bq9d]

Mrs. degree!!! 😂

[@hiimsenpai]

Master in Education? The desired path should be like counselor, superintendent/ education board, principal, assistant principal etc.. There are plenty of paths an Education major can funnel into

[@jaylonellison]

I wish I would’ve went to college a few years after high school. My understanding of reality was way off going into to college after high school.

[@robertgardner2782]

Her degree is worthless.

[@christopherjones512]

GREAT ONE BASKET DEGREE

[@philg2272]

Anton! do really expect a women to be analytical about her life choices?. Feelings, feelings feelings that's all they run on.

[@BuildingHealthyRelationships]

Ugh, the struggle is real! 😔 It's disappointing when qualifications don't lead to the expected outcome. Hopefully her perseverance will pay off eventually.

[@MrCrossface007]

She cute too. sound like she got a little hood in her. But I don't understand how people think a masters degree is going to get them CEO money. especially in that field. Everyone has to start at the bottom and work their way up the ladder. Maybe she should get her Phd and try being a college professor. I knew of some officers in the Navy even had their student loans paid for when they joined. Thats also an option. There are so many options but it seems like people would rather play victim. So weird.

[@Roman-xg5qs]

Even if they have the information it's not going to matter my girl got a bachelor's degree in early childhood development and everyone told her that that makes no money and treated the research and she found out that they make no money. But you still went through with it and it's $100,000 in debt working out of grocery store because she followed her passion

[@Dantee.15]

I’m not surprised. I just started back college. First day of class I see the textbook ain’t even on the bookstore site 😅. Had to email the professor and let her know that the specific edition she wanted us to get isn’t there. You got professors who don’t even check their own syllabus and it’s professors like these who will be complaining when it’s a robot teaching their kids

[@RaEscobar26]

She just hustled wrong and is living above her means. Location, and grade level dictate what her pay is. I’m a teacher myself and hustled till I hit six figures, I even got a coworker that makes 250K+ a year it’s all in your grind

[@TerriTerriHotSauce]

Highest paying jobs in Florida: Delivery Driver: %51 000 Customer Service Representative: $54 000 Shift Manager: $59 000 Registered Nurse: $79 000 Truck Driver: $87 000 Real Estate Agent: $88 000

[@BADHEMI300s]

This is why I say trade school will forever be more beneficial in college you pay less for the skill and knowledge and get paid for more than people with master degrees

[@ArchThaBoss]

I’ll commend her for going into the field of education because it’s a thankless field with very little benefits. Someone has to educate the next generation and we should be grateful anyone at all wants to do it with what teachers in this country make and what they have to put up with out of children and their parents and add the risk of school shootings in there

[@osheherring]

In her defense, a masters in education should have put her in the top earners in education. All the educators i know with masters are principles, on the board of education, or teach at the community college and make $90k+. So im confused about why she's getting bachelor's degree pay with a masters degree.

[@Tmack034]

Imagine thinking education is a wasted degree. People will say anything. It's the fact that this country doesn't invest in children's education is the problem. Put more and more burden on teachers without inceeased pay. I knew about 20 people in college who went into US education. Only one still teaches in the US (one friend teaches in Japan.) 2 went into real estate. The others are corporate trainers. All that's to say it's not a wasted degree, it that people don't give af about educating kids. And then complain about how today's kids can do things we learned in elementary school.

[@derrickpowell5751]

Okay, I know Teacher get paid poorly, but a Waitress makes me? That doesn't make any sense to me.

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

Her rent is twice the amount of my mortgage. 😩😩😩

[@derekj773]

College is not a scam, perse, but I do think the artificially inflated costs of tuition IS...regardless of the degree chosen

[@adim00lah]

The problem is, we need people to be teachers though. The solution can't just be that nobody should get a degree in education. The state needs to have low income housing available for teachers.

[@raionhato6299]

smh masters degree.......i have to take out of my savings to have a roof....is this gen z math??

[@penterprise2481]

A master's degree in education can get you 'paid.' With experience there's opportunity teaching at higher levels and within administration. This generation is under the delusion of - Upon graduation a 100K offer should be waiting.

[@rachael862]

Even nyc all rent 2500 2300 1 bedroom

[@TerriTerriHotSauce]

No jobs for a Master's Degree in Gender Studies or Feminist Lesbian Dance Theory.