acesfull86
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It’s like someone dropped red M&M’s on a piece of paper and wherever they landed they landed.
It’s like someone dropped red M&M’s on a piece of paper and wherever they landed they landed.
I know a community college down the road from me lost the ability to get student loans for programs that weren't placing graduates for jobs or high rate of default on graduates.What other business can screw half its customers and survive?
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Who needs reading? Teaching about gender is real life skillsThe modern state of education
Lots of degrees. Light on education
It is a shocking thang that schools that don't perform have consequences such as you just described.I know a community college down the road from me lost the ability to get student loans for programs that weren't placing graduates for jobs or high rate of default on graduates.
Didn't realize there were penalties for schools until I heard this recently. These penalties need to be expanded. If the school is putting out graduates that can't get jobs in their field, they should lose all federal funding for those programs.
There obviously isn't enough if half of college graduates say they wasted their timeIt is a shocking thang that schools that don't perform have consequences such as you just described.
I think college is a fantastic thing for a lot of people. I think it’s a good social experience for a lot.There obviously isn't enough if half of college graduates say they wasted their time
I see the full range every week. I'd say most benefit but a significant number are wasting their parents' or the taxpayers' money. And their time.I think college is a fantastic thing for a lot of people. I think it’s a good social experience for a lot.
But I agree with your suggestion that many that go to college wasted their time, and most of them took on a significant amount of debt they’ll never pay back.
Don't sell yourself short. He is a bigger clown than any of us.I’m just a guy on social media. Not the President of the United States.
I'm more concerned with the colleges offering majors that are essentially worthless.I see the full range every week. I'd say most benefit but a significant number are wasting their parents' or the taxpayers' money. And their time.
At the same time the overall payoff to federal subsidies to education (including all of the waste, defaults on loans, etc) is 7 to 1. That's a hell of a return on investment. Every federal dollar spent on education generates 7 dollars in extra tax revenues. And this doesn't include the benefit to the individual (the so-called education premium).
Yea. I agree with this.I see the full range every week. I'd say most benefit but a significant number are wasting their parents' or the taxpayers' money. And their time.
At the same time the overall payoff to federal subsidies to education (including all of the waste, defaults on loans, etc) is 7 to 1. That's a hell of a return on investment. Every federal dollar spent on education generates 7 dollars in extra tax revenues. And this doesn't include the benefit to the individual (the so-called education premium).
My criticism is so many keave college thinking socialism and communism are preferable to capitalismYea. I agree with this.
My criticisms towards college have less to do with the institutions themselves, and more towards the “one size fits all” guidance young people receive.
The education premium is real, but also not necessarily obtainable for every person. There’s a lot of young people who are done a disservice for not recognizing that.
I think it cuts both ways. There are some young people with the aptitude to benefit from a college education that don't even consider it due to the social milieu in which they are socialized. And then you have those without the aptitude who grow up in families where that is the expectation. Those families are often in a position to pay "full freight", which effectively subsidizes everyone else.Yea. I agree with this.
My criticisms towards college have less to do with the institutions themselves, and more towards the “one size fits all” guidance young people receive.
The education premium is real, but also not necessarily obtainable for every person. There’s a lot of young people who are done a disservice for not recognizing that.