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This seems to easy to be honest with you...though I guess it depends on your(their) timeline???
If it is this fall....and they don't want to learn any of the free online coursework that is out there then it gets a little more difficult...
There are a bunch of online free college courses and degrees right now....
Everything else will be free in a matter of years....literally AI is going to be able to provide you with free learning on any subject for virtually free...
Just saying
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Hmm. Interesting idea. I wonder if that's true, that college will disappear or be free in a couple years. The idea that you need a college degree to succeed is just so very embedded in our society. Not to mention the immense wealth that colleges have
The thing that's hard to fight is that the "what else" is unstructured. In the US, for kids that are maybe in the top 10 or 25% academically, it's very rare for these kids not do go to college. (If you know otherwise, please let me know).
There's no well-trodden path, if you choose not to go college. I asked in previous posts (thanks k00b for reminding me) about some options, and of course they're out there.
There's a lot of thing you can do (as mentioned in the previous posts), like technical college, get a job, start a business, travel/work, etc.
It's just hard doing something that's not the standard college path (i.e what all your friends and classmates are doing).
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Trade schools and apprenticeships
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