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#3 - spend those 4 years "learning"...how to work, how to buy things with saved money, how to compile a free booklist of reading material that will "prep" most any further educational program.
I'm sure there are not a few college grads, and failed grads out there-who might agree now, that the only thing in life one should ever purchase on credit - is a mortgage.
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