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Topic	Jeez, Republicans have literally reversed their views of college in 4 years
Milkman5 11/10/19 9:50:25 PM #38:	Conflict posted... What alternative would you suggest It's less about it being "great" and more about there being like, no good alternatives. I see trade school get brought up a lot, but that's about it I don't really have any answers, it seems like there aren't enough jobs or careers for everyone. How am I supposed to solve that? College doesn't create more jobs, (well besides Professors who would basically be working at McDonalds if they couldn't teach intro Philosophy as USC. So many degrees only lead to jobs that teach the degree and don't serve any purpose besides this cycle. What job market is their for Philosophers besides teaching Philosphy?) I think it probably makes more sense to tackle that issue than it would be to pretend like colleges are a good idea for every person. <cite>Milkman5 posted [p:929956107] in Jeez, Repu... [t:78147137]...</cite> <quote>Conflict posted... </cite> <quote>What alternative would you suggest It's less about it being "great" and more about there being like, no good alternatives. I see trade school get brought up a lot, but that's about it</quote> I don't really have any answers, it seems like there aren't enough jobs or careers for everyone. How am I supposed to solve that? College doesn't create more jobs, (well besides Professors who would basically be working at McDonalds if they couldn't teach intro Philosophy as USC. So many degrees only lead to jobs that teach the degree and don't serve any purpose besides this cycle. What job market is their for Philosophers besides teaching Philosphy?) I think it probably makes more sense to tackle that issue than it would be to pretend like colleges are a good idea for every person. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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