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A jump from 5% to 22% in the proportion of disabled students in a few years looks fishy.
1 posted on 05/25/2018 5:22:22 AM PDT by reaganaut1
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The psychiatric fraud industry marches on. For.a few bucks a shrink will find a “disability” for you too. All you have to do is agree to take some drug that will make you want to kill a bunch of people or hang yourself.


2 posted on 05/25/2018 5:25:14 AM PDT by Seruzawa (TANSTAAFL!)
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LOL! Snowflakes. Ya gotta love ‘em. Most “college students” have mental issues but we already knew that. Loonies running the asylums.


3 posted on 05/25/2018 5:27:40 AM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (#NotARussianBot)
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As many as one in two “students” in college today wouldn’t pass a 1920s high school competency exam.

Thanks to the liberal arts departments throwing their standards into the street, taking bodacious Obamas on them, then allowing them to rot in the sun, their degrees are worth somewhat less than a MSM journalist.


4 posted on 05/25/2018 5:27:42 AM PDT by Da Coyote
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A jump from 5% to 22% in the proportion of disabled students in a few years looks fishy.


It is kind of fishy. As the number of people in the 18-25 demographic declines, colleges need to make up the difference somehow to stay afloat. One way to do that is to start admitting “marginal” students. I had one college administrator tell me that the average IQ levels for students are dropping like a rock; students with IQs in 80s and even 70s are being admitted. Also, more colleges are dropping the SAT as a requirement.

Are these student more likely to succeed? No. But as long as their $$ is green, they are “welcomed”. The college only cares if it gets paid; not if these kids drop out and are stuck with massive debt.


5 posted on 05/25/2018 5:28:45 AM PDT by rbg81 (Truth is stranger than fiction)
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There is an elephant in the room that no one is willing to talk about.

I think its Ritalin, and pharmaceutical dope that is over prescribed. Too much screen time, no PE, no music programs, very poor nutritional choices, and a host of other stuff. But at the top of my list is Ritalin.


6 posted on 05/25/2018 5:29:05 AM PDT by Clutch Martin (Hot sauce aside, every culture has its pancakes, just as every culture has its noodle.)
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The education system before higher ed are producing idiots. They are pushing them through the system fudging the numbers to look good and get continued funding. Now they are in college and now we are hearing college will do the same but this time parents will pay enormous amounts of money for a piece of paper and a son or daughter with an empty head. The system now including higher ed consider themselves mental health specialists who will cure the mentally ill by inclusiveness and medication, This works well and we see it in the many school shooting suspects


7 posted on 05/25/2018 5:30:29 AM PDT by ronnie raygun
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The Paper Chase ought to be required reading or at least viewing.

Professor Charles W. Kingsfield Jr.

8 posted on 05/25/2018 5:31:11 AM PDT by BBell (calm down and eat your sandwiches)
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We just used to play basketball to relieve any “stress” of finals.


9 posted on 05/25/2018 5:33:40 AM PDT by ealgeone
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“....A jump from 5% to 22% in the proportion of disabled students in a few years looks fishy...”

It gives a new broader meaning to the term: “Educated Idiot”.


10 posted on 05/25/2018 5:33:58 AM PDT by lgjhn23 (It's easy to be liberal when you're dumber than a box of rocks.)
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I just attended my son’s college graduation from an engineering school. The only disability I saw was in a wheelchair.

They have actual expectations there. One of the students in a senior group project he was on was repeatedly cheating. After trying to get this kid to straighten out, my son and the other group member reported him to the professor. He thinks they may have expelled him as a senior.


11 posted on 05/25/2018 5:46:10 AM PDT by cyclotic ( WeÂ’re the first ones taxed, the last ones considered and the first ones punished)
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As a professor, this really pissed me off.

Students would get diagnosed we with test anxiety so that they would have unlimited time to take my exam in the remedial center while the remainder of the class had to finish with time limitations.


14 posted on 05/25/2018 5:48:41 AM PDT by tired&retired (Blessings)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zyNkSsA3-s


15 posted on 05/25/2018 5:50:04 AM PDT by Hillarys Gate Cult (When words can mean anything, they can also mean nothing.)
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It’s all about harvesting them for their student loans and burying them under a mountain of debt so they can never afford to have families and procreate.


18 posted on 05/25/2018 5:52:42 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum (<img src="http://i.imgur.com/WukZwJP.gif" width=800>https://i.imgur.com/zXSEP5Z.gif)
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>> are now classified as disabled, largely because of mental-health issues such as depression or anxiety

So are they going to be denied concealed carry permits?

Will they be refused certain high stress or high risk jobs?


20 posted on 05/25/2018 6:12:31 AM PDT by a fool in paradise (Ads for Chappaquiddick warn of scenes of tobacco use. What about the hazards of drunk driving?)
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At Pomona, 22% of students were considered disabled this year, up from 5% in 2014.

And of that 22% I'm betting there's not one blind student...

23 posted on 05/25/2018 6:16:06 AM PDT by GOPJ (Code name/Wiretapfever/NationalSecurityLetters/Unmasking/Changing rules/MSM strategy/Leaks-Attkisson)
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A lot of this comes from IEP’s (Individual Educational Plans) that the student brings from the K-12 environment. Colleges and Universities are required to take them. Some of these were created when the student was young and never altered. Some parents get these for their children because of the advantages like un-timed tests and additional one on one instruction. K-12 likes these because they get more funding to assist with students with IEP’s.


24 posted on 05/25/2018 8:09:50 AM PDT by PrincessB
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This is some people playing the system.

Utter nonsense in many cases and absolutely valid in others.

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27 posted on 05/25/2018 9:02:38 AM PDT by Mears
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