Your OP is about school dropouts which means going to the university. Education is not a must it's going to be acquired from the school.
Do school dropouts have a lower chances at success?
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There are tech schools as well. Education has evolved now.
Dropouts can educate themselves by going to the library to read books, watch training videos on a certain task like cooking, and find a professional or an educational website who is willing to teach them how to do a skilled tasks.
It may take longer for dropouts to learn a skill to earn money, but they can have a good chance of success.
It may take longer for dropouts to learn a skill to earn money, but they can have a good chance of success.
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Not getting a high school diploma can disqualify you from getting some of the best jobs in the world, so it's always a good idea to finish high school! And at LEAST once you've done that, you're free! Collage is 100% optional, though you'll still need to get different kinds of degrees to be qualified for several different careers which can take MANY years to complete! But the good thing is that collages are open to all ages, though they can be quite expensive depending on what you are majoring in! I went to collage for a couple terms for computer science and networking, and computer graphics, but I gave up because I didn't do super well, though I did enjoy the classes! I never went back!
If you completed your school and fail to acquire any skill, you're a failure cos you won't be useful to anyone.
This is true. Having the necessary skills is very important as well.
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As much as education is very important, it's not a must for being successful. If you're good at something or have a good skill, if you're determined, you will be successful from it.
If you are passing down jobs from relatives then maybe? It all depends on who is willing to give you the job and how proficient you can be in a niche that is relevant and important.
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With high rate of unemployment, it pays you better to develop more skills before you finish your education. Skills will put money in your pockets faster.