This is a false dichotomy that sidesteps the question, "Are universities a place where the brightest students, regardless of which campus they are attending, ar

This is a false dichotomy that sidesteps the question, "Are universities a place where the brightest students, regardless of which campus they are attending, are able to actualize real world goals?" In many cases, for a person who has real conviction and skill about what it is they do, dropping out is merely the path of least resistance. For the 'regulars,' the ideal should be for universities to offer the resources to students who are passionate about their field, and not saddle them with administrative barriers in the name of 'getting a degree.'