Most drop-outs occur after the first year, I’m pretty sure the cost per year is maximum 9k

free college might not be so bad if it was for men only

So no student tuition in med degrees? Subsidy the auxiliary costs as well? Or nah?

currently there are way too many women in higher ed

No tuition fees for STEMM entirely

We want more people in those fields!

What do you mean by ‘auxiliary’ costs?

The maintenance loan? For accommodation and shit?

Textbooks, med students need a shitton of very expensive ones for example, tools if needed etc

Accomodation would fit into that too

The educational material should be

I’m not sure how I feel on the accommodation, etc

But likely leaning towards free as well

@Anubis We won't get window delivery here. Most places have these safety windows that only open that wide.

We need to give these people the best chance of succeeding

It's gay as fuck

I'd say humanities should be free also to prevent champagne socialists from dominating the cultural fields

Fuck the humanities

Science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine only

It’s also where we need people the most

Yeah and you'll have brilliant engineers who can't do shit because socialist elites think science is racist

I'd support free classical humanities

fuck the gay intersectional humanities tho

Sure

We need some of the proper humanities

Law 👀

social sciences will always serve the agenda of the ruling class

Law, history etc

Nah, there are many cases of social sciences being where rebellions began

what are you referring to

The reformation was in large due to the rebellious free thinkers taking advantage of the printing press

i mean this was due to communication outside of the formalized academic institutions yes?

But the academic institutions don’t all think the same

Look at US institutions now, the ruling govt is trump, but many universities are anti trump

trump is just the president

Leader of the govt

de jure

My point still stands

Institutions don’t just blindly follow the current rulers

de facto the us government is just a regulatory apparatus subject to regulatory capture by plutocrats

academic institutions serve them