Why University is #1 Worst Regret of Most People's Lifetime

Many students have been telling me that their university's life is the most fascinating lifetime. At last they've got the freedom they've been dreaming about.

I preferred K-12 years better personally. I learned the most then.

I went to and am currently in a Technical College getting a second degree. The Technical College is cheap enough for me to pay for it myself; the degrees I got and am getting are useful; I am in no debt and I can make a respectable amount of money with these degrees. All in all, I regret nothing. I feel sorry for those people who went to one of those Universities and got swindled with a useless degree and debt that they'll have to live with for the lion's share of their lives and I'm very thankful that I didn't go to the University of South Carolina like my classmates. This all happened by accident, but really I think that God was looking out for me.

Actually I was a math major. I took classes in many subject because I was generally curious. I guess economics was the worst, most politically correct. The economics exam literally had questions where siding with liberalism against conservatism was the "correct" answer. But even in math one was expected to do things the conventional way and not think for oneself. The students were very ambitious seeking success above everything with no real curiosity. The teachers were liberals teaching obedience to liberalism. This is a toxic combination where the ambitious students just blindly accept liberalism and obedience to get ahead. My high school was much better with students who actually thought for themselves.