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A degree also signifies you've given a certain subject a lot of thought. If by that you mean a Bachelor's Degree, than I don't agree with you. First four years
by Pyret 12y ago
A degree also signifies you've given a certain subject a lot of thought.
If by that you mean a Bachelor's Degree, than I don't agree with you. First four years of college is just a glorified day care for young adults.
- zzalpha 12y agoThe first four years of college is what you make of them. You ultimately get out what you put in. And ignoring that, you also cannot make blanket statements like this... there's an incredible amount of variability in four year programs. I can tell you my BSc CS degree was well earned...
- michaelbuddy 12y agoIn any setting like a college any student who needs a daycare isn't employable anyway so maybe that environment is still best for them (hopefully done on the cheap). But if you're serious about a subject, you enjoy it or strive to make money from it and contribute to society you put in the work, go to the library, participate in discussions, own that subject during your time there. You are giving it more thought than most people. Why is this so hard to understand? I think it's great for people to rebel against the system that is expensive and seemingly drawn out for you so as to control your destiny. Doesn't mean the existing infrastructure isn't for anyone at all. There's a lot of effort of the past put into educating people. Dig in and fix it, don't give people head trash to denigrate what is a reasonably effective way to learn, grow and get work in the world.