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a full-time job plus a commitment to the National Guard, and doesn't have any spare time for 15 credits worth of class and its associated work. Well, back in t
by PhantomGremlin 10y ago
a full-time job plus a commitment to the National Guard, and doesn't have any spare time for 15 credits worth of class and its associated work.
Well, back in the good old days, people in similar situations took 3 credit hours at a time. It took them almost forever to get their degrees, but at least they obtained them honestly.
The world doesn't owe anyone a shortcut to an education. No matter how inconvenient the honest path might be.
- mjevans 10y agoBack in the days when a college education was still within reasonable reach of someone working a job they could easily find in the print paper?
- enraged_camel 10y agoAh yes, back in the good old days, when college was super cheap, when everyone with a college degree was guaranteed a job, and when wages were increasing steadily so that they didn't need a college degree to get a pay increase. Those good old days?