What do you think gov subsidized student loans that anyone can get are?

I think the system is terribly broken sure

@Danpat Nah, a lot of professors are actually pretty open minded. And even if they're not, they still have to grade based on a rubric. My far leftist professor was giving me all As and I was outright defending segregation.

The system of higher education is an arguably good system with bad people at the head

If you actually form a coherent argument, cite your sources, and it's a decent school, you should be fine.

Theres virtually no oversight they do whatever the fuck they want don’t give me that some asshat drew up a rubric bullshit

well, I mean, I did get an A, so...

So what?

You paid X amount to go there, grade inflation is a thing

Lmao

Bruh

But you just said they grade based on how well you tow dogma

Yeah

I don’t tow dogma and I do rather well for myself

This convo is cringe

What are you talking about lmao you just did it

Like, if people want to go to college why is it anyone’s business?

Nah I think it's worth discussing

Because of government subsidized loans

And preferential hiring

because naive high school kids and their families may sign up for tens of thousands of dollars of debt not realizing it might be a poor investment

And?

Anyway, dishonest professors do exist, but I imagine that that's generally at the lower levels where they can get away with having a vague rubric.

@DixieBoy76 - KY because it signifies a big problem in society

Not to mention the whole tribal nepotism issue from (((them)))

What’s that

Is that an epic merchant meme

most people in IE should go to college

ehhhhh

College is cool!

College is necessary to gain institutional power

@Kingfish you are literally not worth conversing with at this point

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@Danpat Let's be respectful fellas.

When adults of working class that otherwise should be working, are instead studying, taking out debt to do so, because society told them it’s a smart idea, there’s a problem

@DixieBoy76 - KY we generally want people to do well and be able to afford homes and be able to start families earlier than their 30s. It seems like (it may depend on the area), but at least for where I come from, trade school is not nearly advertised enough

You’re just kinda making some really broad generalizations about a pretty elaborate and necessary system

Alright well how bout some actual substance instead of just no I’m right

Not at all lmao

people should make more pragmatic choices in college, sure