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If courses were less expensive, they could afford to be less practical. Maybe this wouldn't quiet the hiring managers, but it's easier to tell someone to screw
by msla 9y ago
If courses were less expensive, they could afford to be less practical. Maybe this wouldn't quiet the hiring managers, but it's easier to tell someone to screw off when what you're selling isn't a huge investment which has been built up to be vitally important to justify that pricetag.
- sokoloff 9y agoI don't think MIT EECS department has much to fear in the way of selling itself. MIT turns away almost 12 undergrad students for every 1 it admits.