15 years later do you think these classes matter?
Im not totally sure I could tell you most of what I even took let alone what I learned in those classes.
Maybe right after college there's a window of a couple years.
Im not totally sure I could tell you most of what I even took let alone what I learned in those classes.
Maybe right after college there's a window of a couple years.
No one really values the intangible personal development that comes with education. If they did I'd have 5 friends who went back for a second degree to enrich themselves instead of 0.
This is definitely true. I think pre-graduate college is pretty eye opening, at least when I went. In most high schools, they just cover the top layer of knowledge; in college they go quite a bit deeper. "They never taught us that in high school," is a saying that applies.
Equally likely, the kid just didn't pay attention.
Yes. A broad, liberal arts education made me a better, more informed citizen. One might even say I know more than the current President (certainly his supporters) about tariffs, what affects the price of eggs, etc.
“Yes but I’m right and they’re wrong” — When you’re 49% of the population, it doesn’t matter.