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I have 6 bay area nieces and nephews that recently went to UC ( Three Berkeley, one Irvine, two Davis). Their school schedules largely resembled the long days d
by s1artibartfast 2mo ago
I have 6 bay area nieces and nephews that recently went to UC ( Three Berkeley, one Irvine, two Davis). Their school schedules largely resembled the long days described above Plus they had summer school every year as well.
It is basically a suffering and compliance competition to get into college. I think this is a big part of why young women now outnumber young men 2:1 in college enrollment
- badc0ffee 2mo ago> It is basically a suffering and compliance competition to get into college. I think this is a big part of why young women now outnumber young men 2:1 in college enrollment How does one follow from the other? Young men are less willing than young women to put up with this?
- s1artibartfast 2mo agoYes. It is strongly documented that the sexes have different levels of conscientiousness, and this holds up accross cultures, countries, and time. The most clear example of how female high school students have higher GPA and homework completion rate then males, but both perform similarly on standardized test or cognitive tests. As academic success increasingly depends on grind, organization, and consistency, the young men either fall behind or quit entirely.