i love looking up reddit threads about the career i wanna go into and seeing nothing but people complaining about low pay, no work life balance, burnout and mistreatment.. really fills me with hope
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the college i want to go to doesnt have the degree i need T_T T_T T_T
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Wow this site is so awesome!!!
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made the mistake of looking up college tuition prices today KILL ME why is it so expensiveee
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selachemist
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like what business does my state university have being 40k a year in state... greedy much
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"should i become an art teacher- " "NO!!!! KILL YOURSELF!!! YOU WILL DIE LONELY AND POOR!!!!!"
i get it
as someone who is an art teacher i love my job and find it super rewarding, but i would look into teaching at arts centers or private schools first before considering public schools
but yeah agreed the pay isnt great. still would rather have this job than anything else tho
The way that I see it, it is incredibly easy to focus on the miserable aspects of any job. Don't get me wrong, you should absolutely be informed of the shortcomings of everything that you are interested in. But you cannot let it consume you.
well thanks for the advice that actually makes me feel a bit better... it really sounds like the only job i'd want lol i just also want to not be broke