Many people still believe you've got to go to college to succeed.

If you have a few minutes, I'd like to show you why they're wrong. Today there is ample opportunity to gain personal, professional, and financial freedom without going to college.

For starters, take Nick Arl.

That's him in the picture above. Nick is smiling because he just bought his first house. At age 21. With no college degree.

Nick worked at McDonalds during high school. He was promoted to manager before he turned 18. Instead of college, he took a job working construction. 

Then Nick completed an apprenticeship program that helped him break into sales.

Today, Nick's got an awesome job at a growing company where he's been promoted several times, and now leads a team. 

Nick has no student debt. He makes great money. He owns his own house. 

But Nick is not alone. 

There are thousands of stories just like his. Stories of young adults who've deliberately chosen to opt out of a broken system. 

Young adults like Mia Liang. Who went from homeschooled, pre-professional ballerina at age 16 to the youngest member of a thriving marketing agency and self-published author at age 18.

Mia skipped college to pursue an apprenticeship program. 

Today, she's got an awesome job as a marketing analyst. She's financially independent. She's published multiple e-books. And she's not even 20.

There are thousands more stories just like Nick's and Mia's.

Of young adults who've decided to bet on themselves instead of broken institutions. 

To prioritize their own personal, professional, and financial independence rather than riding the conveyor belt through life.

And that's where our apprenticeship program, Praxis, comes in. 

In under a year, we help young adults explore a full spectrum of career opportunities with the goal of helping them discover a great starting point.

Then we help them build the skills they need to get hired - and actually help them land their first professional job.

They make tons of friends, develop a bunch of useful skills, start earning great money, and have a team of professionals + advisors to help them out at every step along the way.

Stories like Nick's and Mia's are the norm for graduates of our apprenticeship program. Can college say the same?

Like I said, there is ample opportunity to build an awesome life without college.

...If you'd like to learn how, then follow this link to get our guide on how to skip college and still succeed.

We've boiled down all our best insights and advice about why college no longer makes sense, and what you can do instead.

We also share more stories of other young adults just like Nick and Mia.

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I look forward to sharing more stories with you soon.

-Mitchell 

Mitchell Earl
Chief Operating Officer
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