Re:After Decades of Growth, Colleges Find It’s Survival of t...
by AznHisoka on Wednesday February 21, 2018 @08:38AM
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Most of the teachers are also more occupied with doing research than actual teaching.
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Re:After Decades of Growth, Colleges Find It’s Survival of t...
by HarryHirsch on Wednesday February 21, 2018 @09:40AM
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At the Tier 2 regional colleges that people here tout as the alternative to Ivy League universities with astronomical tuition? That's preposterous, you don't even get teaching assistants!
Most people here went do university, and they still have no notion how the sausage is made. Why is that?
Re:After Decades of Growth, Colleges Find It’s Survival of t...
by privong on Wednesday February 21, 2018 @10:00AM
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> Most of the teachers are also more occupied with doing research than actual teaching.
This varies wildly across colleges/universities, faculty position, and department. There's enough variation that it's much more nuanced than your statement indicates.