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Luke Westmoreland
  • Investor
  • Sammamish Washington
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Should I go to College?

Luke Westmoreland
  • Investor
  • Sammamish Washington
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Hello Everyone! I am a senior in High School about to graduate and am very tempted to drop the idea of going to College and dedicate the next four years of my life to working full time and saving all of my money to put into buying rental properties. However, I am one of the lucky kids who’s parents are willing to pay from college (I did get scholarship as well) so I could essentially get a degree for little money out of my pocket, but is it worth wasting the four years for a degree that I don’t think I’ll use? One of my biggest benefits I have going for me is my age and how young I would be getting started with Real Estate if I didn’t go to College. What is everyone’s advice on this idea? 

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