BF2S Forums Still not feeling the love for college students

Flaming_Maniac wrote:

A company based apprentice system would be awesome.

eleven bravo wrote:

the CSU and UC systems were originally created to be 100% subsidized by tax payers

Last edited by Harmor (2010-03-13 21:44:59)

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

Harmor wrote:

http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/8318/20934028.jpg

I believe 78% of Americans don't have a college education.  So I guess they are forced to subsidize those in state-run schools?

If public universities didn't exist we would have more ITT-Tech, National Universities, Universities of Phoenix (these are all for profit schools for those outside the United States).

Its really the Teacher Unions that are fucking up our schools (can you say $200,000/year teachers in Chicago with tenure).



For the record I went to Community College and then a state University for my degree.

Edit: Education is not a right after the 12th grade.

that reminds me of this

http://www.eatliver.com/img/2007/1742.jpg

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

Harmor wrote:

http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/8318/20934028.jpg

I believe 78% of Americans don't have a college education.  So I guess they are forced to subsidize those in state-run schools?

If public universities didn't exist we would have more ITT-Tech, National Universities, Universities of Phoenix (these are all for profit schools for those outside the United States).

Its really the Teacher Unions that are fucking up our schools (can you say $200,000/year teachers in Chicago with tenure).



For the record I went to Community College and then a state University for my degree.

Edit: Education is not a right after the 12th grade.

that reminds me of this

http://www.eatliver.com/img/2007/1742.jpg

Spark wrote:

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

Harmor wrote:

http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/8318/20934028.jpg

I believe 78% of Americans don't have a college education.  So I guess they are forced to subsidize those in state-run schools?

If public universities didn't exist we would have more ITT-Tech, National Universities, Universities of Phoenix (these are all for profit schools for those outside the United States).

Its really the Teacher Unions that are fucking up our schools (can you say $200,000/year teachers in Chicago with tenure).



For the record I went to Community College and then a state University for my degree.

Edit: Education is not a right after the 12th grade.

that reminds me of this

http://www.eatliver.com/img/2007/1742.jpg

don't feel like liver tbh

Trotskygrad wrote:

Give them moar papers/work. Problem solved.

Marlo Stanfield wrote:

So across Cali students are protesting massive tuition hikes because their states imploded and their education budget is going to get cut. As a student myself, I couldn't care any less about the students in this case or in general.

I mean why should the tax payers spend money for a student to get a degree in Philosophy while they set up leagues based on Harry Potter games?

http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2009/07/18/alg_q.jpg
How is this in anyway a good return on an investment in an college education?
Wouldn't this whole 'student loan overhaul' make college more open and accessible thus raising cost of everyone including tax payers? Seems like such a waste having people spend most of college going to parties or having a run through all the sluts on campus.

In my honest opinion, higher education should be more like technical schools, where students aren't given massive amount of free time or a chance to 'find themselves' or 'expand their minds' but instead learn useful skills.

Furthermore, I'm only supportive of the government overhaul of students loans if the money is only given out to people who take useful majors like engineering or economics and not majors like art or philosophy.

ghettoperson wrote:

Marlo Stanfield wrote:

So across Cali students are protesting massive tuition hikes because their states imploded and their education budget is going to get cut. As a student myself, I couldn't care any less about the students in this case or in general.

I mean why should the tax payers spend money for a student to get a degree in Philosophy while they set up leagues based on Harry Potter games?

http://assets.nydailynews.com/img/2009/07/18/alg_q.jpg
How is this in anyway a good return on an investment in an college education?
Wouldn't this whole 'student loan overhaul' make college more open and accessible thus raising cost of everyone including tax payers? Seems like such a waste having people spend most of college going to parties or having a run through all the sluts on campus.

In my honest opinion, higher education should be more like technical schools, where students aren't given massive amount of free time or a chance to 'find themselves' or 'expand their minds' but instead learn useful skills.

Furthermore, I'm only supportive of the government overhaul of students loans if the money is only given out to people who take useful majors like engineering or economics and not majors like art or philosophy.

So according to you, students aren't allowed to do whatever they want in their spare time, however ridiculous it is?