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Get good grades. Go to college Get a job. That’s how most of the world defines success. However, the Washington Post reported that only 1 in 3 recent college graduates strongly believe their education was worth the cost. Whoa.

In this episode of The Dani Johnson Podcast, Dani and her guests discuss the value of a college education. You’ll hear from people across the spectrum: those who never went to college, those who went and regret it, those who went and are still paying for it, and those who went believe it was absolutely worth it.

In This Episode You Will Learn:

• The pros and cons of a college education, and what the real cost is.
• How to make an informed decision when it comes to choosing whether or not to get a degree.
• Some tips to save money while you get a degree.
• That there are options available to you beyond a college degree that still set you up for success.

Additional Resources:

First Steps To Wealth- Dani’s free E-book that breaks down exactly how she overcame her horrific obstacles and applied a few surprising techniques that took her from broke, homeless cocktail waitress to multi-millionaire entrepreneur, best-selling author, radio host and family woman.

War On Debt- A step-by-step program to get your finances under control, stop going further into debt and never return to broke again. 

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