I wouldn’t be surprised if community colleges and trade schools make a comeback (if not already). Both teach specific skills (plumbing, computer software, IT, carpendry, accounting, nursing, etc.,) that businesses need.
I just finished a course at our local community college. It was very well taught by experienced business owners. I’ve had plenty of theoretical coursework over the years; this was very pragmatic and of high quality.
I’m teaching pre-nursing Organic chemistry and Biochemistry at a CC. Three sections with standing room only.
What does he need a stupid college degree for?
we are a homeschooling family... i am planning on my children doing some double dipping during high school... taking classes at the local community college while doing high school at home... my friend's daughter graduated from her homeschool with two years of college completed... she started at a university as a junior last fall... i would like my boys to do the same thing...