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Zeraph · 06-13-2005, 10:05 PM

First, as for the on going argument, I agree with Ustwo. However, I can see it from EULA's perspective somewhat as well. As others have said, the first two years of college (at least at a uni) are way over priced, but there is a simple solution, go to your local community college to get an associates, then transfer to a uni. When you get your diploma its no different than if you went there all 4 years. CCs are way way cheaper and smaller class sizes for the exact same education (excepting maybe yale or something, I dunno).

They really do seem to rip you off though, my college's tuition just went up 10%.

While a good prof is worth the money, most often you get crappy ones that just read PPs off of the outline from the book.

So I can see it from both sides, up until your third year of college--and even then sometimes beyond when you get a bad prof--you wonder why you even bother going to class and I suppose it could "stifle" creativity.

I could say more, but most of it has already been covered.

06-13-2005, 10:05 PM	#37 (permalink)
Zeraph Banned Location: The Cosmos	First, as for the on going argument, I agree with Ustwo. However, I can see it from EULA's perspective somewhat as well. As others have said, the first two years of college (at least at a uni) are way over priced, but there is a simple solution, go to your local community college to get an associates, then transfer to a uni. When you get your diploma its no different than if you went there all 4 years. CCs are way way cheaper and smaller class sizes for the exact same education (excepting maybe yale or something, I dunno). They really do seem to rip you off though, my college's tuition just went up 10%. While a good prof is worth the money, most often you get crappy ones that just read PPs off of the outline from the book. So I can see it from both sides, up until your third year of college--and even then sometimes beyond when you get a bad prof--you wonder why you even bother going to class and I suppose it could "stifle" creativity. I could say more, but most of it has already been covered.