College gives you more than just a degree…

28 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker reflects on the non‑financial returns of a college education, emphasizing the social aspect as an invaluable benefit. He describes his college years as some of the most fun and formative periods of his life, highlighting the lasting friendships and personal connections he made, which continue to play a significant role in his life today. He argues that these social returns cannot be quantified in dollars and suggests that many people overlook them when evaluating the return on investment of higher education. The speaker concludes by stating he would not trade his college experiences for money, and ends with a promotional call‑to‑action for free hacks.

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One of the benefits also of college that people don't really put a dollar value on is a social aspect of college. Those are some of the best years and most fun years of my life. And I learned and met a ton of great people who are still extremely tied into my personal life until these days. And I cannot put a dollar value behind that. And I think that often people do not look at that as a return on investment. But I personally would not trade the time I had for money at this point in my life. Sick of wasting all this money. Follow us and get all of our hacks for free.