FL universities

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe majors should have to publish their employment statistics and average resulting income so that students can make an informed choice.

Nothing wrong with that but I wonder if people realize that STEM does not translate into money. Lots of science PhDs and researchers who are not wealthy. Likewise, not everyone in humanities ends up being a PhD in whatever or barista. Nowadays, few undergrad degrees (like CS, nursing) lead to a profession. Most decent paying jobs require graduate/professional degrees.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Sounds great to me. But if you disagree, just pay for school yourself.

Abusing the tax payer is ending in Fl.

This seems like it is mainly ending ideological tests in faculty hiring and the teaching of ideology as fact to students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:None of this will have any such effect. Nobody studying engineering at UF even cares about any of this. It also has nothing to do with AP exams. People here are hilarious.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2023/02/14/desantis-florida-ap-classes-college-board/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Sounds great to me. But if you disagree, just pay for school yourself.

Abusing the tax payer is ending in Fl.

This seems like it is mainly ending ideological tests in faculty hiring and the teaching of ideology as fact to students.

So the enslavement of Africans until the Civil War is an ideology?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Sounds great to me. But if you disagree, just pay for school yourself.

Abusing the tax payer is ending in Fl.

This seems like it is mainly ending ideological tests in faculty hiring and the teaching of ideology as fact to students.

It’s ending all faculty involvement in any faculty hiring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Sounds great to me. But if you disagree, just pay for school yourself.

Abusing the tax payer is ending in Fl.

This seems like it is mainly ending ideological tests in faculty hiring and the teaching of ideology as fact to students.

It’s ending all faculty involvement in any faculty hiring.

Reading is hard. But you might want to go and actually read the text of HB 999 to correct your misunderstanding. It’s provided on the florida
Senate website in marked up form. https://m.flsenate.gov/session/bill/2023/999/billtext/filed/pdf

[Anonymous]

UF is a fantastic STEM school. I am sure some very ideological people will avoid it. That's okay. Being far-left is kind of like being religious in that they tend to live in insular communities and avoid having their children exposed to ideas or lifestyles that run counter to their values.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of this will have any such effect. Nobody studying engineering at UF even cares about any of this. It also has nothing to do with AP exams. People here are hilarious.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2023/02/14/desantis-florida-ap-classes-college-board/

Your own article acknowledges its very unlikely AP classes will be affected in any way. And the state of Florida already has an alternative in the form of a lot of IB schools. We still had to take the AP exams for funding reasons after we took the IB exams. The fact that the Washington post is writing this article at all is hilarious and speaks of a weird obsession with a state governor almost 1000 miles away.

[Anonymous]

Our kid is wrapping up the B.Sc. and considering grad school in computer science - Florida universities are off the list.

[Anonymous]

UF and FSU had unprecedented number of applicants this year. Maybe this new policy will help them to weed out students from north and will allow more instate students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of this will have any such effect. Nobody studying engineering at UF even cares about any of this. It also has nothing to do with AP exams. People here are hilarious.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2023/02/14/desantis-florida-ap-classes-college-board/

Your own article acknowledges its very unlikely AP classes will be affected in any way. And the state of Florida already has an alternative in the form of a lot of IB schools. We still had to take the AP exams for funding reasons after we took the IB exams. The fact that the Washington post is writing this article at all is hilarious and speaks of a weird obsession with a state governor almost 1000 miles away.

The Washington Post is not just a local newspaper.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our kid is wrapping up the B.Sc. and considering grad school in computer science - Florida universities are off the list.

I’m sure they won’t be missed. I have a computer engineering graduate degree from the CISE department at UF. There isn’t a single class for any of those degree programs that have anything to do with HB999.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UF is a fantastic STEM school. I am sure some very ideological people will avoid it. That's okay. Being far-left is kind of like being religious in that they tend to live in insular communities and avoid having their children exposed to ideas or lifestyles that run counter to their values.

Do people on the right always project to this extent?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:None of this will have any such effect. Nobody studying engineering at UF even cares about any of this. It also has nothing to do with AP exams. People here are hilarious.

Wrong UF alumni here

Health centers are already informed of changes

Parents are beyond dumb sending a kid oos to a school in Florida

Ben Sasse will be president are you all insane

The library’s have already removed books I was just there

This is going to be a nightmare for students. Particularly women.

Really smart to send your kid to Florida when Science will not be taught

These are facts

If DeSantis stays which he will yes he’s changing the constitution in Florida. Death penalty headed our way. If you think a college student is not having sex you are a moron

More importantly who sends their kid out of state when Science is on the chopping block!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None of this will have any such effect. Nobody studying engineering at UF even cares about any of this. It also has nothing to do with AP exams. People here are hilarious.

Wrong UF alumni here

Health centers are already informed of changes

Parents are beyond dumb sending a kid oos to a school in Florida

Ben Sasse will be president are you all insane

The library’s have already removed books I was just there

This is going to be a nightmare for students. Particularly women.

Really smart to send your kid to Florida when Science will not be taught

These are facts

If DeSantis stays which he will yes he’s changing the constitution in Florida. Death penalty headed our way. If you think a college student is not having sex you are a moron

More importantly who sends their kid out of state when Science is on the chopping block!

We now know what the writing skills look like 20-25 years later for people that stumbled through a BA using smoking notes. Thanks for the demonstration!

UF will be just fine. Balls and the grog house are still there after all. I too was there recently. They even have a Whole Foods on archer road.