First, I find an education system which is solely based on money sick. Giving false hope to students to lure them into your school is a result of this. You can't run an education facility like you'd run a factory.
Second: what is with the individuals own decisions? Is it to much for a 20something person to inform oneself about job prospects in the field you work and in the region you want to live? Hell, they spend 150grand for their education, but can't spend a day at the chamber of commerce, local businesses or maybe only in the web to get informations how the reality looks like...
That being said, long-term projection are always hard to make, especially if you ask economic "experts". Then there is alos the infamous hog circle you have to consider.
Sueing someone for your own mistakes is sadly a common sport. Hell, I could be rich by now if I had sued the shop in the US were I accidently rammed a clothes hanger into my belly while jumping up to grab a hoodie which was too high for me.
Well, I refuse to make money from my own stupidity.
Anyway: the best of luck for you JSL
- my rant is not meant against you, but against the "blame anyone else but myself"-mentality which is too common nowadays and which those law grads from Brooklyn clearly seem to have.