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August 12, 2011 at 1:34 PM #19030August 12, 2011 at 3:02 PM #718517
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ParticipantAll very good point. A couple of rebuttal, the super smart students tend to have free ride from those Universities. The students from rich family can easily afford it. It’s only those that are barely smart enough to get in but not exceptional enough to get scholarship that need to reconsider. Research universities are good for undergrads who wants to go on to grad school and potentially Ph.D. It’s not good for those undergrads who want to go straight to the field after undergrad. Besides that, I agree with all the other points.
August 12, 2011 at 3:02 PM #718608ParticipantAll very good point. A couple of rebuttal, the super smart students tend to have free ride from those Universities. The students from rich family can easily afford it. It’s only those that are barely smart enough to get in but not exceptional enough to get scholarship that need to reconsider. Research universities are good for undergrads who wants to go on to grad school and potentially Ph.D. It’s not good for those undergrads who want to go straight to the field after undergrad. Besides that, I agree with all the other points.
August 12, 2011 at 3:02 PM #719206ParticipantAll very good point. A couple of rebuttal, the super smart students tend to have free ride from those Universities. The students from rich family can easily afford it. It’s only those that are barely smart enough to get in but not exceptional enough to get scholarship that need to reconsider. Research universities are good for undergrads who wants to go on to grad school and potentially Ph.D. It’s not good for those undergrads who want to go straight to the field after undergrad. Besides that, I agree with all the other points.
August 12, 2011 at 3:02 PM #719362ParticipantAll very good point. A couple of rebuttal, the super smart students tend to have free ride from those Universities. The students from rich family can easily afford it. It’s only those that are barely smart enough to get in but not exceptional enough to get scholarship that need to reconsider. Research universities are good for undergrads who wants to go on to grad school and potentially Ph.D. It’s not good for those undergrads who want to go straight to the field after undergrad. Besides that, I agree with all the other points.
August 12, 2011 at 3:02 PM #719725ParticipantAll very good point. A couple of rebuttal, the super smart students tend to have free ride from those Universities. The students from rich family can easily afford it. It’s only those that are barely smart enough to get in but not exceptional enough to get scholarship that need to reconsider. Research universities are good for undergrads who wants to go on to grad school and potentially Ph.D. It’s not good for those undergrads who want to go straight to the field after undergrad. Besides that, I agree with all the other points.
August 12, 2011 at 4:29 PM #718557EconProf
ParticipantA great article that should be read by any Piggs with teenagers.
We had a dot-com bubble, a housing bubble, and will next see a higher-ed bubble unfold.
Colleges and universities can no longer hide their inefficiencies, their lack of accountability, and their administrative bloat.August 12, 2011 at 4:29 PM #718647ParticipantA great article that should be read by any Piggs with teenagers.
We had a dot-com bubble, a housing bubble, and will next see a higher-ed bubble unfold.
Colleges and universities can no longer hide their inefficiencies, their lack of accountability, and their administrative bloat.August 12, 2011 at 4:29 PM #719245ParticipantA great article that should be read by any Piggs with teenagers.
We had a dot-com bubble, a housing bubble, and will next see a higher-ed bubble unfold.
Colleges and universities can no longer hide their inefficiencies, their lack of accountability, and their administrative bloat.August 12, 2011 at 4:29 PM #719402ParticipantA great article that should be read by any Piggs with teenagers.
We had a dot-com bubble, a housing bubble, and will next see a higher-ed bubble unfold.
Colleges and universities can no longer hide their inefficiencies, their lack of accountability, and their administrative bloat.August 12, 2011 at 4:29 PM #719765ParticipantA great article that should be read by any Piggs with teenagers.
We had a dot-com bubble, a housing bubble, and will next see a higher-ed bubble unfold.
Colleges and universities can no longer hide their inefficiencies, their lack of accountability, and their administrative bloat.August 12, 2011 at 5:57 PM #718577bearishgurl
ParticipantIn my household, the remaining resident “Muffy” has three choices in which to set their sights on:
CA CC
UC
CSUThey already know this and have a few in these categories picked out to apply for. If they don’t get accepted, it will be CC for the first two years :=]
August 12, 2011 at 5:57 PM #718667ParticipantIn my household, the remaining resident “Muffy” has three choices in which to set their sights on:
CA CC
UC
CSUThey already know this and have a few in these categories picked out to apply for. If they don’t get accepted, it will be CC for the first two years :=]
August 12, 2011 at 5:57 PM #719264ParticipantIn my household, the remaining resident “Muffy” has three choices in which to set their sights on:
CA CC
UC
CSUThey already know this and have a few in these categories picked out to apply for. If they don’t get accepted, it will be CC for the first two years :=]
August 12, 2011 at 5:57 PM #719422ParticipantIn my household, the remaining resident “Muffy” has three choices in which to set their sights on:
CA CC
UC
CSUThey already know this and have a few in these categories picked out to apply for. If they don’t get accepted, it will be CC for the first two years :=]
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