And thats why the current system is flawed. It puts money before actual talent.
That's why white people are so protective of the sham.
, sometimes I found the text book at the school library just checked it out
And thats why the current system is flawed. It puts money before actual talent.
That's why white people are so protective of the sham.
I like Chucho's anecdotes.
"In 2014, Time magazine ranked ITT Technical Ins ute No. 2 on its list of "The 5 Colleges That Leave the Most Students Crippled By Debt".[36]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITT_Technical_Ins ute
No, being two different things isn't the reason it's flawed.
I was fortunate at UCLA a lot of my professors would use $10 textbooks and when they didn't I'd get my friends to buy the foreign printings when they went home for holiday breaks. Got a lot of Iranian and Chinese printings of CS books for instance. The online subscription is a response to the cheap Indian editions of textbooks you can buy on ebay nowadays. Never had time to take all the physics courses I wanted to in college so I bought a load of those India Edition paperbacks for $15 each for books that cost $100+ in the US.
OK, it's just easier to be direct. Show some balls and call me a liar directly. It won't hurt me and I won't insult you.
You think what you think and I know what I know.
We've already been down this road. You couldn't Google rot gut liqour or California laws regarding spreading AIDS properly and you still tried your smug schtick.
Back on ignore you go.
Lol I don't think you're a flat liar as much as I think you're just ignorant.
Lolwut? I have no idea wtf you're babbling about
thin skin
All or nothing is easier to grasp than proportional growth for you it seems.
The point of that chart is pretty spot on and should be passed out as a flyer to all high school seniors
Current public education disproves this entirely in the US. Nevermind the rest of the world. If it is not compulsory then I see no mechanic that leads to what you claim moreso than the status quo of public education.
yes the meme about every college student being out of work is prevalent, but the facts simply dont back it up, on average. higher median income, lower unemployment rates. that said, i'd agree that people going to college need a plan... get the right degree and one that you can actually put to work. i know ben shapiro has his meme of everybody in college majoring in "lesbian dance theory" but the reality is most people in college end up increasing their prospects
https://www.northeastern.edu/bachelo...ucation-level/
Yeah getting the "right" degree is the key.
Kids thinking they need to just get "a" degree from a good school are the ones that get ed.
Bullsh*t. ITT Tech closed down so there is no current tuition rates but for the last year in existence (2016), the tuition alone was $18,048 per year per this: https://www.univstats.com/colleges/i...of-attendance/
So with books and fees, you're looking at around $85-90K for a four year degree.
College shouldn't be free but maybe give the schools more funding or find out why the their tuition has skyrocketed. The money they spend on schools could probably be spent elsewhere if they just spend some to keep costs down instead of all of it to make it free.
Fixing to join that 2% in about a week
Maybe the schools do not need to be fancy either
It should not cost 100k for 4 years
The average couple would be in debt 500k once they got out bought cars and a house
At 4 percent interest thirty year 3k a month to pay the loan
It's all the fat in administrative positions, mostly boomers that won't retire. The average age of a college president is 63, many of them over over 70.
adults should be treated as so. you sign off for debt you reap what you sow. these aren't kids signing off on loans to go to school so we need to start recognizing the situation for what it is; adults who aren't willing to take accountability for their own actions thus they deserve the debt they're in.
aoc is a clown trying to make us all live in her circus.
Sorry to hear
Stfu, druggy
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