I’d study stuff that had nothing at all to do with my major too. Maybe some social anthropology and archeology just for fun. I’d take some off the wall literature courses too – just for fun.

I’d go and go and go and go… and never get all finished.

I’d end up with a half dozen bachelor’s degrees and another half dozen master’s. A couple PhDs would do me fine I think but if I had millions, why not 4 or 5.

Education isn’t about making money – education is about learning cool stuff and there’s way more cool stuff that I don’t know yet. Of course, if I had a million dollars and a lot of education I’m betting that I’d find a way really fast to have 3 million dollars.

Yep, I’d go to the best colleges in the world if I were a millionaire.

Even if it’s not to pursue a career, you end up learning so much about the world. It’s a big deal. You don’t learn the same things in college that you do in high school. COLLEGE makes you an adult. You learn things about the world that otherwise you wouldn’t know until you’ve lived them 20 years from now without a college education. You’ll see that when you’re an actual college student and talk to people who decide to never pursue further education pass high school. You’ll see how ignorant people are, and that’s mainly because they didn’t go to college. It’s not textbook stuff that will make you see the world a different way, it’s the experience of it all.

College isn’t about just having professors ***** at you, or doing homework. College is not high school. Many ignorant people who never go to college don’t know their ignorant.

After my first year of college, I was talking to one of my professors of how I could never see myself not having attended college, or can’t see why people don’t just go, because you end up learning A LOT about who you are, and how to see the world in a different way. ONE of the classes that I learned the most about how the world works is in Art History. Art history classes aren’t just about facts and dates, art history is about understanding the circumstances and reasons for the way things are, were.

When you go to a museum and see famous paintings you don’t really know why something so insignificant has so much value, and you will never understand why until you go to college. You honestly end up hating or appreciating the world.

Many people who are millionaires end up going to college because they know it’s a must. I personally don’t understand why they don’t make college a requirement for everyone, maybe then we wouldn’t have so many problems in this world.

Until you decide to go, you’ll never know why it’s worth it. No one can exactly tell you the benefits, but you honestly don’t loose anything by going to college. It’s very much life changing.

College isn’t simply about just getting a degree and making money, there’s more to it than just that.

I would work hard till I can make some noises out there. There are many things I want to do in my life, and a few millions wont do me much good.

My point:

People treat you differently based on how you present yourself. Educational level plays a big part of this in the adult world, like it or not.

1) By taking the right courses you will be more likely to hold on to your money and make it grow.

2) You might be able to write a question that doesn’t look like it was written by a blithering idiot.

Your grammar, spelling, punctuation, capitalization, etc. is atrocious. If you have millions, you won’t for long.

Education is also prestige so you can tell your girl friend or children that you have collage degree. Before only rich people can afford education but now almost every body somehow can afford it.

BTW. your question indicate that you are uneducated.