Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 2650006, member: 1414"]
In my day, you had to apply to the School of Business for example. It started Junior year.  I made the cut grade wise, but had to defer a semester because scheduling was such a mess that I was forced to miss a pre-requisite course.

Anybody complaining about how things are now needs a time machine.  Advisors?  I don't even think we had advisors back in the mid 80's.  Modern stuff?  The dorms were painted cinder blocks and cheap furniture.  The classrooms were simply classrooms, same as in high school.

As for STEM, that should be the future.  The role of the modern university has changed.  I'm not saying we don't need Liberal Arts, people need a basic grounding in those subjects.  But they shouldn't be the priority at this point.  I would prioritize financial aid towards people who are STEM or business focused.  The worst aspect of liberal arts is all the pointless fields of study.  History, English, anthropology nobody complains about those.  It's "_______ studies" (fill in with the word of your choice).  That stuff is nonsense, and I hope those departments go the way of the dodo.
[/QUOTE]

Verification

First name of men's bb coach