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Is it perfect? No college is perfect. Get over that illusion. Is it tough? Yes, and it should be.
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I also can't imagine that a class that short can cover any topic in any kind of depth.
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harangue response one.
one is the cost. which can be applied to any other univ. choice, anywhere.
two, is the legitimacy. accreditation, because it's not regionally certified. i'll ask about that. education value, because they "only teach you how to use technology." i'm definitely concerned about this. finally, job placement, because "most kids go back to college/live with their parents/don't get a job." sounds typical of college stories, too.
idfk. :c
besides, these are internet comments.
so./:
harnague response two.
i'm not afraid of risking time, or effort. i've molded myself into a highly capable work machine. i'm ready for burning challenge.
my only concern is if the education is valuable.
of course i'm not going to get a&r RIGHT after college. i'm prepared to start from the bottom. i just need to know if this is the right choice to make, to get there. i'll put in the money, time, and effort, but i will not WASTE it. hell ******** no.
see, this is why i've got it between uf & fsu, because they're safe and acclaimed for. so is this school, but being young and innovative, it's gotten so much negative critique.
idfk, idfk.
harangue response three.
you know what? no. i'm not surprise. why is there a high failure rate? because there's a high admissions rate. but then, that leads onto another question. why the low screening? does the "if the cost is low, so is the quality?"
harangue response four.
of course the tour reeled you in. of course the representatives are persuasive. of course it's glittered and fancy. what is that? that is advertisement at its finest. no matter how modest the goal, we are in a world of highly valued materialism, and every mission will have an ulterior motive of money. that is to be expected.
