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bariereefwozere's point still stands. A small group of people could get as good, if not better education by privately employing the lecturers. I'd say the lect
by dragonsky67 9y ago
bariereefwozere's point still stands. A small group of people could get as good, if not better education by privately employing the lecturers. I'd say the lecturers would get a better deal as well. The only thing you would miss out on is the piece of paper from the hallowed institution.
I suppose in the end that is the point. It's the piece of paper that has the value/door opening ability, not the actual knowledge imparted.
- fwefwwfe 9y agoThat doesn't seem true in a lot of programming jobs, and from what I heard also not in other engineering jobs.
- ericd 9y agoYeah, I agree with him that there is probably a better alternative, starting a new school could be the way. Part of the problem with that route is that a big part of university education is the signaling and brand value, and that's hard to replace via tutoring. Maybe that won't always be such a big factor, though.