@NBA uses this model currently
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This was a good read. Perhaps for some it might be a great alternative and for others a more traditional route. But as a higher educator I can tell you education never dies- it lives.
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Can I work at the WSJ with a year of college and no degree? Asking for a friend.
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"...and a job at the end" working at Walmart.
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Most of the schools like this promise jobs at the end and their career services send people to interviews at McDonalds. Hey, it's a job, right? Let's just be honest: You leave here with inadequate schooling, no experience, no reputation.
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Just the opposite. Programs like
@DiscoverPraxis are designed to build both your experience and reputation in a faster way than traditional higher ed. Working well so far for our 200+ alumni who launched their careers with us.
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Sure. Who needs critical or analytical skills? Or historical and cultural reference? Let's just crank out producers and consumers.
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Yes het hierdie al raak gelees Wonder of daar so iets in Suid Afrika is
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NCAA elites otherwise doubt it.
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One year is all most people need or can handle. Keep university for intellectuals and career job training.
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Not all college degrees are worthless.
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