Skip College for Success: A Liberation & Empowerment Guide for Young Adults To Grow, Not Owe

by Seth Jared Hymes

Empower yourself and get a 4-year, debt-free head start on the rest of your life with this insightful roadmap to success.Join educator, speaker, and business coach Seth Hymes in an often hilarious, sometimes biting, but always honest discussion about the myths surrounding college education.Despite the enormous pressure high school graduates face to go to college, post-graduate earning statistics are completely misleading, and unemployment after college has risen dramatically.With Seth Hymes's invaluable knowledge, clever tricks, and step-by-step instructions, you can avoid becoming one of the millions who graduates lost, broke, and unemployed. See hundreds of inspiring success stories of other students who have skipped college and are now far ahead of their collegiate counterparts. In Skip College for Success, you'll learn how organized and make money without a degreeNetwork and find mentorsNavigate your taxesBuild and manage your creditStart a successful business in today's economyGrow a circle of life-long friends without the dorm roomSkip College for Success is an informative and straightforward guide to achieving your goals without wasting time and money on a useless degree. It is perfect for high school grads considering their options and college grads searching for direction alike.Order your copy now and take the first step on your journey to success.

Genres: Nonfiction

380 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 15, 2019

Reviews

[Micah Uhl · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing comparison between 'Academia' and 'Reality'.

[Shani · Rating 4 out of 5]

Like a lot of people, I was raised to believe higher education is the key to obtain a better career. I also graduated in the '90s, and it rang truer than today. The world today has evolved and you can learn more things quicker thanks to the internet. Therefor make college not as lucrative for some as it used to be. the author has a unique way of explaining why you're better off taking a chance on furthering your own self and obtaining careers that are more suited for you rather than an education that will end with a degree in a field that may end up being defunct. He offers a lot of interesting information like sharing stories of successful young people he has helped to obtain marketing careers they love. His approach to mentoring is great and helpful for it seems a lot of people. He did a great job of backing up his key points and then some while adding bits of witty comments. In the end, I think its a good read for just about anyone, but more so towards the highschool graduates coming up who need to make a decision. Like faith, higher education is a personal choice. It's one that should be carefully thought through and sorted out. This is a fabulous read for those who need some clarification and support.