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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That education has gone out the window and students are obsessed with careerism. I understand, we all need jobs, but so many tours were based on research opportunities and career offices that it didn't feel like an education anymore. At one of the schools, DS asked a faculty member about the physics department, and they just bragged that their students go into Software engineering... It was overwhelming seeing the rapid change, as when I was in college, there wasn't such disdain for the humanities or even blind trust in STEM-only education.[/quote] We do not need a million students to major in art history, gender studies and sociology. Every STEM major also has 20-40% of the course work in humanities. It is the humanities majors who are not getting a broad education.[/quote]
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