> They get a college degree, but never learned critical thinking skills Hard to imagine anyone getting a philosophy degree and not being able to think critica

> They get a college degree, but never learned critical thinking skills Hard to imagine anyone getting a philosophy degree and not being able to think critically. Especially from a decent accredited school. > Maybe the issue is colleges producing low quality students. You mean low quality graduates or alumni. > These arent your best students, these are bottom barrel. You know what they call a medical student who graduates with a C average? Doctor. Just because they aren't the top of the class doesn't mean they should be delivering pizzas for a living. > Who is to blame? Maybe our high school teachers for telling everyone to follow their dreams instead of learning. Are you seriously saying philosophy or comparative literature or communication and history students aren't learning? I have degrees in computer science, philosophy and math and I learned lot as a philosophy student. Of course the computer science degree is what got me my jobs, but that doesn't mean I didn't learn anything in philosophy.