She went to a overpriced 80% acceptance rate private school too!!!. Tuition and room and board tops $40 K a year. I am sure this person could have received the same degree attending public colleges/universities in CA.
4 year tour in Air Force get paid and be a cook with skill
I’ve done some work at JW. It’s a beautiful school. Nice location. Nice campus. And as a culinary school, it’s pretty good.
But if she incurred $100k in debt for two years there she did not contribute a dime to her own education. What does she expect?
And like most liberal arts degrees, you have to work twice as hard AFTER graduation to make a living in your field. If that’s what you choose, fine. But don’t bitch about it later.