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"At the undergrad level, outside of certain technical areas" So the technical areas are good but of course university teaches such meaningless stuff as umm hmm
by Ardit20 18y ago
"At the undergrad level, outside of certain technical areas"
So the technical areas are good but of course university teaches such meaningless stuff as umm hmm duno (put something meaningless here)
The problem is, as the above quote clearly shows, inherent biases towards believing that a certain degree is better than some other one which is then taken further towards suggesting that education as a whole is "useless" or not good enough.
Education is the most genius way that mankind has come up with to develop the brain. There are things wrong with education of course, but pop culture debate helps none at all.
I personally believe that education will not be improved until and only until the opinions of the students are taken into consideration.
- Xichekolas 18y agoOh I didn't mean that the technical areas are totally hunky-dory. I was just pointing out that at least you could drop out midway through and still have something useful to show for it (technical knowledge of some sort). Dropping out of your average liberal arts major won't leave you much that is directly applicable to a job. It's the degree that matters. Both areas have their problems for sure. In fact the technical majors suffer from having a ton of people in them that don't really find the material interesting, they just want a good paycheck after they graduate.