The U.S. is ceding its global education and academic superiority to China.
There was an oversaturation of Americans with degrees long before there was an oversaturation of foreign students. A huge number of people in the sciences get industry PhDs now because there are no positions in academia and, quite frankly, the academic gigs are shit - you do a fuckload of work for not a lot of pay or prestige. Getting a tenure-track position, even with a prestigious degree and sexy research, is almost impossible.
Thats only because the AMA keeps it artificially low. There are lots of people who could become decent enough doctors and drive the price of medicine down.
I'm a degreed person myself, and almost everyone I share a degree with failed in what we were all preparing for. Maybe 5% of alumni are still working in our field. I thought many of them were stupid when I was in school. Later, they failed professionally, so I was basically right. This gave me a lot more confidence in my ability to say what works and what doesn't. I think in general, too many people go to college. It should be our smartest 20% of people. Instead it's our most privileged 80%.
I'm hearing that the biggest impediment for becoming a doctor these days is all the insurance and paperwork fuckery. Major hospital groups buy out a doctor's office and then dump patients onto doctors, trying to get as many patients seen as possible within a day so they can maximize profit. That's more paperwork on all the staff and leads to many doctors straight up leaving the profession, or they try opening their own private practice that does not take insurance. It also leads to medical mistakes and, obviously, burnout.
I'm a junior in college right now who was planning on applying to grad school programs next cycle and is basically receiving nothing but nihilism over this. I don't think funding cuts will address the fact we have very little merit within our college system, and if anything this will just discourage the smarter ones (who are also smarter with their money) from going to school and actually making an impact. College shouldn't just be for rich tards that can pay the sticker price, or Chinese/Indians that basically pay 100k+ for a student visa. I'dve hoped he'd discourage foreign students in return for favoring our own but it seems that he's just draining everything simultaneously.
It pisses me off that they're only doing something about these Ivy League schools because their students started criticizing Jews. Any and all anti-White rhetoric was A-OK though.
Every one of us who attended a university since 2010 have had the same stories to tell.
it is fucking retarded that it takes it affecting the jews for the faggots in government to actually do shit in regards to the anti-American, blatantly illegal and discriminatory practices of universities receiving federal tax dollars but if that's what it takes to Fuck these institutions into the dirt I'm all for it.
I would not worry just yet, friend. Academia wears its emotions on its sleeve and what you are seeing is the industry collectively flailing about Trump. That's literally fucking it. You should still be applying early and you are doing the right thing, but I think you will see less weirdness by the fall semester. By spring semester next year, they will get their heads out of their asses.
I do not know what your major is, your school, etc., but if you can turn your degree into an industry job, I would go that route. Ask your program about internships and co-ops (never do unpaid work) and, if you do work an internship or whatever, be social and make connections because those are worth more than gold. If your college is worth a damn, it probably has a career development center that can help you out. Also speak with your undergrad advisor about your career options.
is media production a "useless major?" and I disagree on the athletes part, for what it's worth they bring in loads more revenue than most other things
Those NGOs are mostly Catholic
Any critical look that doesn't come in with an agenda shows this is false. Pretending all the problems originate with a specific race is stupid and shows an inability to understand nuance
Blatantly untrue. Trump reformed title 9 in 2019, issued an executive order protecting free speech on campus or else funding would be withdrawn. He also imposed a tax on schools with large endowments and increased surveillance of Chinese students.
A union makes sense in a healthy manufacturing economy where you know for a fact the company is taking in a hefty margin. They have not made sense in most cases, these past few decades while factories have been fighting for their lives.
mold has perfectly reasonable opinions that a normal person would have, especially if they use their time on hobbies and family instead of being turbo autistic about politics. just because you don’t like her opinions doesn’t mean they’re bait
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from what I understand basically every single group in the medical industry is bloodthirsty cutthroat bastard because everybody else is and if you're not just as bastard you'll go from "fucked" to "turbofucked and bankrupt" instantly
Haha ok
Who said that? Compete? No, we’re just not going to make you rich anymore, and your country will collapse before it converts into one with a high living standard or like, non-tofu dreg high rises
You forgot the part about “with normal sized penises”
That's pretty retarded.
