Re:American parenting is killing the American marriage (2014)
by nitrogen on Sunday November 08, 2015 @06:06PM
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I think the more important question is how many college grads actually benefit from their education (modified words italicized). A degree in, say, forestry should still be useful for someone working in sales because of the experience dealing with diverse opinions, processing new information, and studying a range of subjects.
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Re:American parenting is killing the American marriage (2014)
by SOLAR_FIELDS on Sunday November 08, 2015 @08:06PM
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This is anecdotal, and not a very controversial opinion, but many people in my family and group of friends are sociology majors. After watching them grow and knowing them pre and post degree, I can without a doubt say that education is beneficial. What you learn is unimportant. Becoming acquainted with the process of learning is the true benefit of education.