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⌈ Secret Post #7023 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Common things you don't understand thread.

[(Anonymous)]

I believe it. For a U.S. college degree, the academic bar is low and the debt burden high.

Re: Common things you don't understand thread.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Depends on the college/university. I have a friend who went to her state university, and it was basically the 13th grade. I dug into my memories and walked her through 10th grade punnet squares for her junior year at her university. My college, on the other hand, had a requirement to write and orally defend a thesis to graduate, not with honors, just to graduate, which is usually a task more for Masters or PhD degrees in the US. So, YMMV.

Re: Common things you don't understand thread.

[(Anonymous)]

How much did your university cost compared to hers?

Re: Common things you don't understand thread.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Again, YMMV. I received a grant and later a scholarship at ~$100k, so I graduated with about $36k in debt. She did not get scholarships or grants, and with in-state tuition costs her debt came out to around $34k. My wife recently did a masters at our state university, and it cost about $70k, no grants or scholarships.

Re: Common things you don't understand thread.

[(Anonymous)]

... wait, that isn't something that all colleges require?

Re: Common things you don't understand thread.

[(Anonymous)]

No, not for an undergraduate degree in the US.