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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you have any idea about the academic rigor of your DC's program of study, and do you even care if it's rigorous and makes them a stronger thinker? My nephew is "killing it" according to BIL at his run of the mill state school. BIL brags about how the kid is getting As. I took a look at the list of courses he's taking and he has shown me the syllabus for a class that relates to my field. I can't believe how little this college expects of its students. They basically just collect tuition for four years, stamp their diploma, and send them out into the world without bothering to make them learn how to write or think critically. I'm sure the kids who major in job oriented things like nursing or structural engineering have to actually learn something, but my nephew is not being served well by his college IMHO. I remember reading something about a study showing that most college kids didn't increase their intellectual skills much from freshman to senior year. I thought this had to be a poorly done study, but now I can see how this is possible. [/quote] 1. No parents do not look at the curriculum your student should. They are adults not babies. 2. Religious college curriculums are worse than state schools. Ie places like https://www.onlinechristiancolleges.com/best/https://www.onlinechristiancolleges.com/best/conservative-universities/ all worthless. 3. There is absolutely nothing wrong with a state school and yes your nephew is learning something. 4. MYOB you are really stupid.[/quote]Hillsdale has a level of access to conservative/republican politics that no university can claim to have for liberal/democratic politics. For a future republican, it's a top place to network with like-minded individuals.[/quote]
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