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That's a very disturbing chart. Even if the course materials are just as hard as before, which I doubt, as a student you can't know whether you actually compreh
by Joeri 15y ago
That's a very disturbing chart. Even if the course materials are just as hard as before, which I doubt, as a student you can't know whether you actually comprehend them as well as you need to. By extension, employers can no longer rely on a degree as a token of acquired knowledge or work ethic.
- chopsueyar 15y agoYet tuition prices consistently increase. Why is it costing more to impart less knowledge?
- rjd 15y agoI once read an article by person who primarily interviewed "C" grade students for positions. His philosophy was that students that where talented often cruised along and didn't try to hard, the ones that struggled often put in more work and got "A" because of it, but the "A" wasn't a reflection of talent. Just a reflection of an ability to pass a test.