Skip College: Launch Your Career Without Debt, Distractions, or a Degree Paperback – July 29, 2019

This book was a quick read and it was inspirational! I plan to have my teens read it as well.

Great book. Easy to read and full of information highlighting, not only the failings of college to prepare people for the workforce, but how you can position yourself to be successful and happy without having to go through the drudgery of sitting through boring classes and paying ridiculous amounts of tuition.

If you’re having second thoughts about college- you’re hesitant about signing those student loan papers, you’re hesitant about spending several more years of your life on something that you’re even not sure what it’s going to add up to, or you’re not even sure what you’re doing at all, then this book will save your LIFE.It’s both a good manual for taking action and also a good commentary on the state of the modern school/college system. The early chapters are more philosophical, but there’s plenty of juicy bits later in the book that will give you the confidence and knowledge to take life into your own hands and stop kidding yourself with college.

It deserves more than five stars. This book shares the problem in the the modern education system that many don't see because they are a part of it or blind because they don't want to admit it has gotten this bad and sinister!!!

Any teenager considering college in the year of our Lord, 2022 should read this. In the age of the internet, college is not needed, and really only functions as an indoctrination institution than an actual learning center. When I have kids, I will be giving this book to them. Read the book and decide for yourself. Highly recommended.

Excellent, easy to read paradigm changing book that questions the validity of "everyone should go to college." Obviously if you plan to be a doctor, engineer etc. you will meet to go to college, but many jobs these days no longer require college degrees, just a good work ethic and teachability.

Wish this was in publication when I was a teenager. But even as a guy in his mid 30s who is now trying to navigate the covid landscape, this book is invaluable, thought-provoking, and hopeful.

This product easily lays out the current problems with college & in which circumstances you would want to attend. He even clarifies why he intends to use college again for his specific goals.This is a must read for ANY parent & also ALL highschool students!