I'm yellow and Chinese in the tech sector by trade.

Tech is exploding again...

If you have the cash, by all means educate yourself to the max, but if you've got to borrow for college - might want to think twice about it.http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/forget-harvard-and-a-4-year-degree-you-can-make-more-as-a-plumber-in-the-long-run-says-prof.

Many tech companies are expanding into San Jose including Google, Facebook, Apple, and Samsung. the prices have jumped 20% since the Google announcement.

The tech guy knows his stuff but does the webinar from a bedroom with the bed right behind him.

Or do something that makes you highly employable (a 2-year med tech degree??)

If your answer is you're a baller tech employee who can afford whatever monthly shortfall, and are holding for 20 years and you don't care, then go for it..

For example, if you 100% knew you want to do robotics, you'd go to Carnegie Mellon or Georgia Tech over Harvard for undergrad, because CM and GT dominate the robotics realm.Lastly remember not to lose sight of college's purpose.

I believe tech savvy tenants would like to use it especially.

I work as an Engineer at a tech company here in Austin, and I am looking to start building wealth early in my career.