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> the university admitted a lot of people without vetting them. A lot of them failed out. Which is pretty disingenuous. Even for citizens I've seen universitie
by elevenfist 10y ago
> the university admitted a lot of people without vetting them. A lot of them failed out.
Which is pretty disingenuous. Even for citizens I've seen universities admit students to programs who have little to no chance of graduating.
- chimeracoder 10y ago> Even for citizens I've seen universities admit students to programs who have little to no chance of graduating Yes, this is very common in unfunded graduate programs (ie, for which students are on the hook for the full tuition). Unlike undergraduate programs, these get far less scrutiny, and it's also much harder to compare success rates, because programs are often specialized and employment rates aren't always as indicative of the value of the graduate degree as they are for undergraduate education.