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Its an implicit promise, and we can already see the pendulum swinging back in the form of lower enrollment as more people catch on.
by disambiguation 2y ago
Its an implicit promise, and we can already see the pendulum swinging back in the form of lower enrollment as more people catch on.
- lurk2 2y ago> Its an implicit promise It's an inferred promise, not an implicit promise. Lots of schools do try to make it an explicit, qualified promise (e.g. "80% of grads work in their field!"), and even more are shifting towards becoming what are effectively vocational schools, but this was never the intended purpose of a liberal arts education.