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<blockquote data-quote="DriveInDriѵeOut" data-source="post: 1190246" data-attributes="member: 44954">Obama, who actually went to law school, is simply stating the facts about law school.Most of what law students learn is in the first 2 years.&nbsp; I have friends who have been to law school, and the third year is mostly spent working in a law office for free, while taking one or two classes a week and preparing for the bar exam.My only problem is that he didn&#039;t go far enough.&nbsp; We shouldn&#039;t only be talking about law school.&nbsp; A four year college degree is a joke. For a lot of jobs, such as business adminstration/management, a degree is completely useless.&nbsp; All of those graduates are going to have to be trained from scratch when they do finally get a job.&nbsp; The degree is simply a piece of paper they pay for that puts them ahead of people who might actually have real world experience.If people are worried about the housing crisis, or american credit card debt, I would highly encourage them to look into the soon to come fallout of the student loan scam.&nbsp; Social Security and welfare are not our only problems, most kids are starting their adult lives in debt.&nbsp; Many will be paying off that debt their entire lives, many will never pay it back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DriveInDriѵeOut, post: 1190246, member: 44954"] Obama, who actually went to law school, is simply stating the facts about law school. Most of what law students learn is in the first 2 years. I have friends who have been to law school, and the third year is mostly spent working in a law office for free, while taking one or two classes a week and preparing for the bar exam. My only problem is that he didn't go far enough. We shouldn't only be talking about law school. A four year college degree is a joke. For a lot of jobs, such as business adminstration/management, a degree is completely useless. All of those graduates are going to have to be trained from scratch when they do finally get a job. The degree is simply a piece of paper they pay for that puts them ahead of people who might actually have real world experience. If people are worried about the housing crisis, or american credit card debt, I would highly encourage them to look into the soon to come fallout of the student loan scam. Social Security and welfare are not our only problems, most kids are starting their adult lives in debt. Many will be paying off that debt their entire lives, many will never pay it back. [/QUOTE]

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