Wally Baram is a 23 year-old Mexican-Syrian comedian that probably should have stayed in school.

 

After dropping out of an ivy college to pursue comedy full-time (since a degree in economics is an awfully expensive way to become a stand-up comedian), Wally has opened for Jeff Garlin, performs regularly at clubs and venues across the country, and has produced and written for Brat (Digital) and Snapchat Original shows (whatever that means). She's currently a writer on season 2 of HBO's Betty.

 

Her comedy brings a unique perspective on the strange banalities of entering the adult world as well as growing up with a strong multi-cultural/Mexican-Syrian identity.

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Anyways, please help her figure out if dropping out was worth it. Really at a loss over here.