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Because most European universities are crap compared to American ones. Crude, but the truth.
by xwdv 7y ago
Because most European universities are crap compared to American ones. Crude, but the truth.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- llampx 7y agoStrong words. What do you learn in American university that you don't learn in, say, a German one? I know I could have done without two years of basic education in the form of GenEds.
- refurb 7y agoYou have to understand the American mentality. I’ve talked with parents who told me how unfortunate that their kid can’t go to a good school. The school has a score of 9.2/10 versus the school they wanted which scores 9.5/10.
- thatfrenchguy 7y agoWe can all thank Greatschools and their Gates foundation grants for making everyone think you can assign a number to the quality of a school (which most people in the rest of the world would think is nonsense), and to perpetuate redlining by making sure your kids go to school only with other wasian people.
- dragonwriter 7y agoThe policy push toward simple reduced-to-a-number school report cards significantly predates Greatschools, which just jumped on the bandwagon.
- x3ro 7y agoDo you have any evidence to back up this rather broad claim?
- esotericn 7y agoEver heard of a little kernel known as Linux?
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- dragonwriter 7y ago> Because most European universities are crap compared to American ones. That's probably true if you compare the average European university to the handful of elite American one's, but it's even more true when you compare the average American University to those same elites (even if you exclude all the unaccredited and for-profit schools, which really drag the American quality standards down.)