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customerserviceguy

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6. Other countries
Fri Jul 19, 2013, 06:18 AM
Jul 2013

usually have a way to separate out those who will go on to expensive university educations, and those who will go into trade schools.

We just hand out grants and loans to anybody to pursue a whim, whether they're able to cut it or not, and whether there is a reasonable liklihood of a job when the training is completed.

I have no problem with K-12, and I have no problem with community colleges that provide vocational education in subjects that will lead to gainful employment. I do have a problem with diploma mills and gold-plated universities that have courses of study that lead to working for tips at Starbucks.

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