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Universality, High Quality, Low Cost Oh come on, we do not need the facilities, sports stadiums, plush housing, food options, gaudy offices for professors, and
by AtlasBarfed 6y ago
Universality, High Quality, Low Cost
Oh come on, we do not need the facilities, sports stadiums, plush housing, food options, gaudy offices for professors, and non-professor bureaucrats, and grade inflation in modern "education". None of that actually contributes to High Quality.
You absolutely could have low cost and universality and produce well-educated undergraduates by the current standard of US education.
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoHow do you quantify 'High Quality' other than developing connections? College was a class vehicle but is now just a method for people to party away from home and walk away with massive amounts of debt. Read 'Paying for Party' if you'd like a sobering view at how fucked everything is (graduated in 2009 and it was so true even at that point)