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close ‘em down
Just change the acceptance rate...
Couldn’t happen to better re-education camps.
Well that's the problem isn't it.
liars, they depend on foreign labor to keep Americans oppressed and unemployed AND to deny any chance of entering the credentialed pipeline.
Boo——frickin’——hoo.
“restrict their ability to hire the best candidates” = One of the greatest lies ever told.
“Higher education leaders and public-school superintendents say the steep fee will hurt schools that depend on foreign workers to fill critical teaching roles.”
Harvard, for example, has a 14 billion dollar endowment, so they can easily afford to pay higher wages and attract some of their OWN GRADUATES to fill those “critical” teaching roles!
skilled foreign workers to fill critical roles
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What critical roles?
Let me play a sad song on the world’s smallest sitar.
Since I went to private Christian universities, I really don’t care that public politically governed universities can’t afford to be politically correct anymore!
My tuition payed for the cost of my education.
My schools did not get government money, it was all private.
Plus since I was working I was taxed to pay for the public university garbage.
I have no regrets that those “public” universities can no longer afford the political nutcases they want to hire.
Probably teaching the undergrad classes.
I am very glad the college I went to had a focus on education rather than research. Over 80% of the classes I had were taught by the PhDs rather than graduate assistants. A few were borrowed from a local military base, so you got someone with the education plus some practical experience in blowing stuff up. I think I had one class in grad school taught by a non-PhD, but it was a technical class and he was a local expert on the topic.
I know, it’s messed up. Back in the good old days Americans were proud of their county and of their fellow Americans.
The end of economic abuse is stressful for the abusers? Oh how horrible. Thank God brave papers like the NYT will opine endlessly for their sad plight.
This is what I voted for.
Higher Education is a Big Business. If they need high tech staff let them pay the H-1B fee or train Americans to do it. Which is the whole plan to begin with.
Good.
They always have the option of hiring Americans. Or is that just plain not done any more?
RE: they depend on skilled foreign workers to fill critical roles.
Here is the all important question— DON’T WE HAVE ENOUGH SKILLED AMERICANS AND LEGAL RESIDENTS TO FILL CRITICAL ROLES? If not, what the heck are our colleges and universities teaching?
What are foreign universities doing right that our universities aren’t?
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