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I would say that the idea is you pay for those things. Sadly however a lot of Universities put together programs for the sole purpose of offering that program.
by x86ARMsRace 6y ago
I would say that the idea is you pay for those things. Sadly however a lot of Universities put together programs for the sole purpose of offering that program. Often times CS programs (like the ones at my University) are put together for that reason.
I've had an inordinate number of instructors who treat the lecture as the only teaching duty they have. No matter how much you would like to engage outside, the instructors have to participate as well. Many do not, and have no interest in doing so. As a consequence, the end result is often that you're just buying powerpoint slides and an optional seat in an auditorium.
- jayd16 6y agoOh well that's certainly possible. Like anything else, you can still have a poor program or bad luck with a professor. I'm just sad to see comments from students that have no idea what a university has available outside the lecture. I'm also quite surprised by it. Did these people never talk to a teacher in grade school?