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If your education path was set by the state to fit economic needs, how would that affect your sense of identity?

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 @9KZP23RProgressive from New York  answered…1yr1Y

I would absolutely be against this and it would destroy my sense of identity.

 @9L4TCRFRepublican from South Carolina  agreed…1yr1Y

If we force individuals to go to career fields that are not meeting economic needs we are taking all sense of individuality away from the people now we should though increase incentives for fields that are hurting like the nursing field during Covid-19

 @9L4SZNXRepublican from Minnesota  disagreed…1yr1Y

Educational needs vary depending on the needs of the student. For the average student, or for any of that matter, a state shouldn't necessarily go above and beyond for each and every student, especially those who don't prioritize academics. It should be the responsibility of the student to make certain investments if they want to exceed average for their education. Low-class families can request financial aid or apply for scholarships.

 @9KZP6GVDemocrat from Nebraska  answered…1yr1Y

It would make me have an identity crisis, and I don’t think I could ever truly be happy.

 @9L4SDKK  from Nevada  agreed…1yr1Y

It is hard to quantify every capability of every citizen, meaning that the government can make errors that land people in jobs they do not have the skills for or the desire to work in.

 @9KZNRY9answered…1yr1Y

One would be in full support of capitalism. Capitalism gives the opportunity for anyone to create a life for themselves. Yet with the current minimum wage and rising living costs, this belief may be altered.

 @9L4YRH6Republican from Missouri  disagreed…1yr1Y

My education should be set to how I want to spend my time studying on what I want my future career to be.

 @9KZPJ4Danswered…1yr1Y

it would likely remove my sense of self in replacement of making me feel like a tool.

 @9KZPWYL from Texas  answered…1yr1Y

I would definitely have a identity crisis but knowing that my actions will better imporve the economie and my own life style I would understand and do it.

 @9KZPBRR from Connecticut  answered…1yr1Y

it would affect me in that I could probably be doing better but sense it has to fit states economic needs i may get less than what i could have.

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