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Should you still push kids to get a degree? Yes, experts say: 'There's not a better substitute for college'
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48% : "If you don't anticipate the need for diversity in what you do, if changing careers and your work life are not going to be the primary source of satisfaction in your life -- I think that would be unusual -- but maybe college isn't worth it," Tim Davis, associate professor of leadership and public policy at the University of Virginia, tells CNBC Make It.
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