To: LetsRok
That is not necessarily true any more. Many colleges have certificate programs that are designed to prepare students for specific jobs.
This article is not clear as to what type of programs the students mentioned are enrolling in. If they wish to enroll in a program that is job specific education for up to two years I have no problem with the idea at all. I do have an issue if students failed at high school now want taxpayer money in order to enroll in degree programs that are over their head and they are likely to fail.
105 posted on
05/30/2006 12:39:20 PM PDT by
Tammy8
(Build a Real Border Fence, and secure the border!!!)
To: Tammy8
That is not necessarily true any more. Many colleges have certificate programs that are designed to prepare students for specific jobs.
To get a BA or BS is more than just getting a certificate. I majored in MIS, but had to take other unrelated courses to "round out" my degree.
106 posted on
05/30/2006 12:45:12 PM PDT by
LetsRok
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