Money Confession - College
I have placed together a series of money confessions that have been given to me anonymously over the past couple of months. This is confession number 28 in the series:

“I spent $80,000 on a college degree I will never use.”
Other confession already listed:
- Children’s Savings
- Work
- Money & Happiness
- How Rich People Look
- Joneses
- Dating
- Parental Lessons
- Co-Workers
- Caring About Money
- Where Did It Come From?
- Stealing
- Lottery & Debt
- Unaffordable
- Money & Family
- Nigerian Scam
- Father & Daughter
- Job Satisfaction
- What Money Can’t Buy
- Friendship
- Money Can Solve Problems
- Pennies
- Y2K
- The Poor
- Pets
- Tipping
- Shopping
- Taxes
This confession photo courtesy of alanhudson photography


At least the education is an asset that won’t depreciate or be reposessed. When applying for any job, it is much more valuable to be able to list completion of any degree, vs. just attending college.
Still, $80,000. That’s gotta hurt.