03-08-2016, 04:24 PM
(03-08-2016, 03:26 PM)fredtoast Wrote: But that does not mean business and marketing professors should be trying to explain complex sociological theories.
It can be incorporated where relevant and will be far more impactful and effective.
The problem is what you don't continue to practice and explore is forgotten, that's why the liberal arts stuff is bunk. I went to a pretty good college, and the liberal arts classes were junk compared to my business and econ as far as critical thought (much less practical application).
I don't think it's necessary to spend thousands of dollars on a course that gives you about as much out of it as a book club would.
Sorry, but "liberal arts" at most universities means a cursory exploratory survery of a broad range of topics, essentially discussing a book on the geography of rocks or white rappers or what have you...in other words, wholly useless and you should have saved your money and just borrowed the book from the library.
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