Trump attacks protections for immigrants from ‘s***hole’ countries

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(01-16-2018, 04:37 PM)Dill Wrote: If you wanted to receive a college degree, not a vocational certificate, then you needed to complete your gen ed requirement--even if you were in a major that was not intellectually demanding.

But you, as a student, were not in a position to determine what you "need."  If students got to decide what they needed, standards would drop off a cliff.  Might as well let them grade themselves too.

In any case, I am sure that you had a range of options to choose from--6-9 humanities courses any two of which would satisfy, similar opitions for social sciences, etc. That course on 20th century European history which you still desparately need would have substituted for your art history, unless that fulfilled a fine arts requirement. What if you'd taken an introduction to macroeconomics or international relations?

Did you actually get your degree and teach anywhere?

Can't get a bachelor of arts degree without taking classes in all of the liberal arts.