I need help calibrating my TV

[RolloTheGreat]

One young lady goes to college, borrows $50K, works part time while going to school full time for five years, then works as a chemical engineer and earns $100K a year and a private health care plan can't get any decent-paying work because of entitled employers who think they're entitled to employees with 10+ years experience who are bilingual, then is stuck doing menial, low-paying work for the rest of her life, assuming she doesn't commit suicide.

How is this fair?

Fixed it for you.

Did you? US government says college grads make about twice as much and have half the likelihood of being unemployed.

http://www.bls.gov/emp/ep_chart_001.htm

College is no guarantee but it improves your odds.