[FlingWingFlyer]

It sure isn’t working out for those pinheads that spent 12 years getting a Master’s Degree in “Saving da Planet”.

[datura]

Bring back the draft. After service you can go to college.

And not until you serve. PERIOD.

[BobL]

ANY PARENT that finances their kid to go to college to pursue “their dreams” in philosophy or to “find himself” DESERVES to be DESTITUTE in retirement.

The days when a person could go to college and NOT clean out themselves and/or their parents are LONG GONE. The only question now is whether your kid gets a piece of paper that has any more value than a plumber...because, at this point, very few degrees meet that standard.

[P.O.E.]

Maybe they should first learn how to make change, use a ruler, say “Please” and “Thank you”, respect their elders, have a work ethic, etc.

/old fogey mode.

[Navy Patriot]

You know what America? Maybe a college education isn't all it's cracked up to be...

Just stumblin' over that, are we?

[ronnietherocket3]

The students are apparently under the impression that demanding an apology entitles them to deserving one.

In fairness to this generation, I have dealt with my share of boomers and Gen Xers that seem to believe that if you demand something, you are entitled to it.

[marron]

For a better education, I suggest 4 years in the Navy and a set of Great Books.

[AlaskaErik]

I got my college degree the old fashioned way. I spent six years in the Marine Corps and used the GI Bill.

[RedHeeler]

The education pipeline is the reason, we won’t be pulling-up Our bootstraps, anytime soon. A severe crisis, is the only correction modus, available. May Our Country Survive.

[Mozilla]

You don’t say. I figured this out already.

[SeaHawkFan]

For those football players who threatened to not play on Saturday; good luck finding a job when you eligibility is up.

[trebb]

Except for some the “uber technical” fields, college is pretty much a bust as far as ensuring one can do a certain set of tasks. I learned far more on the job than in college and only went to open some doors for promotion because I already had the knowledge and skills for moving up but they required an expensive piece of paper before considering me.