> They blame a system that favors research over teaching and vocational training over liberal arts. Then go to a school that focuses on teaching (mine does).

> They blame a system that favors research over teaching and vocational training over liberal arts. Then go to a school that focuses on teaching (mine does). > And they'd like to see graduates worrying less about their careers, even if it means spending a year behind the cash register at Old Navy. That's not an issue with the schools, it's an issue with society. People expect a high paying job right out of school, they expect a fancy house and nice things. Sadly, it doesn't happen like that.