The problem with vocational schools is that, from listening to people that've attended vocational schools, the modern vocational school industry feels more like

The problem with vocational schools is that, from listening to people that've attended vocational schools, the modern vocational school industry feels more like those courses you took in your hometown community college the summer of your sophomore year in university. Then again, I'm a university senior that's a bit disillusioned by the upper education system. I pine for a respectable education that isn't full of $1,400 menial courses like History and Government. I'm also a self-taught programmer that scavengers for free time to pursue my programming projects and education, struggling mostly with a free time deficit caused by said university courses.