College Educated v. Non College Educated Women

[2tallbill]

Perhaps I'm just showing my ignorance, but if one is going to school for so many years how do they survive? I know grants and such are available but isn't it idiocy to run up a huge pile of debt without any type of guarantee of employment? I'm not talking about the medical, engineering or similar fields but fields like philosophy, history etc..   

In the FSU the girls live with Mom and Dad. In the USA there are a number of ways.
1. Live with Mom and Dad, they pay for everything.
2. Work 
3. ROTC or the GI Bill
4. Get a scholarship
5. Have rich parents to pay for it 
6. Borrow tons of money
7. Make a deal with the devil (the US government)
8. Go part time and pay as you go

If you select #6 (or any of these) Don't study something stupid. Don't
study, lesbian studies, art, some liberal social major. You need to study
one of the Stem fields or business. You need a high paying job immediately
after graduating or you will live in poverty of your own making for a decade
or more. 

If you make a deal with the government, get it in writing, follow up and
make sure you don't get Fooked (most get F'ed). 

[ML]

IINM, Professors and Associate Professors have tenure (lifetime employment contracts), while Assistants do not.

A tenured professor can generally be fired for one of three reasons: (1) "moral turpitude" (e.g., sexual assault, theft), (2) incompetence and/or refusal to do their job (typically backed up by some kind of investigation), or (3) if the department in which they are tenured is dissolved.