So you would fire someone because they were hypothesizing that someone may not want to do work, and that if they did not want to do work they would be vague about setting up the documentation?
He did not claim he did not want to do the work....
Of course someone would like to off shore someone elses job...
But even with that, it would, again, lower the quality by itself, add more students to the ratio and you have a larger issue. What do you do about questions, obviously the teachers will not be able to take many questions that way. Then there is the tech, having a network issues will cause the video feed to have issues as well. Then there is the interactivity, some students learn that way over just listening... I can go on and on about issues you did not see.
an industry such as in your analogy typically does not have to replace all their factories to create better devices, they can retool what they have. In Education you are constantly have to upgrade hardware and software to keep up with teaching the newest techniques. Even still if you look at how we "innovate" to lower the cost of production for that newest bit density, we typically offshore the process, something you cannot do with education.
A professor at a state school get paid close to 150k alone, I would assume more for a private school. A grad student will get substantially less.
Also again they do not teach 5 classes each, they teach 4, anything more is credited back so they can have free time later.
also only part of that 6k tuition, at least at a state school, goes to actual tuition. At UNC Pembroke the tuition for a year is 4k, at NC State it is 6k. The food is normally bundled into the cost of school in the tuition and fees. If you live on campus you are typically required to have a meal plan.
You cant now make them dis-chargeable in bankruptcy, as the government is guaranteeing to many of them. Well you can but there will be a giant loss by the government.
The issue with course articulation has nothing to do with accreditation. Second there is nothing stopping a private university from entering an articulation agreement with other schools other than the private schools not wanting students to leave. In addition there is nothing to make private schools want to have an agreement because without one they require the students to spend more money taking classes..
That being said articulation between state schools is not all it is cracked up to be.. Here in NC there is an agreement between schools on what is taken, and you can transfer an ass of x to a general ed requirements fulfilled, but in general it is severly lacking. If I take calc 1 at UNC Pembroke NC State is not likely to take it as calc 1 credit.
Your math is way off.First that student taking those 10 classes are going to need more than just that 1 professor and grad student. More than likely they will need 10 professors/grad students, since those classes, even if related, are typically spread across professors. Also most professors at the schools I a have been at only handle 8 classes max in the year, which means you will need to add another set of teachers. In addition you have things like computers, projectors, desks, chairs, student services, IT staff, all related to just having the class. Lets also remember that a good portion of that money goes to feeding the student, none of which goes to education.
it is supply and demand in that department. Easy access to loans causes more people to go to school. More people going to school is an increase in demand. Ad demand increases prices go up.
So you take a small subset, bout 20%, and because it *lists* personnel mistakes you assume that a lie agency is telling the truth, then with that assumption you say all is ok, while neglecting the other 80% of the cases?
You are correct, it is either constitutional or not, you can have no other options. In this case it is unconstitutional, however done in another way it can be constitutional. In other words racial profiling is unconstitutional, hence why this one is unconstitutional, however *random stop and frisks are not unconstitutional, therefore they would need to stop and frisk more whites to at least pretend it is random.
In addition, if you are one of the first 100,000 to sign up, we will give you an expedited TSA search pass to use when you travel.
(Good for a single one-way trip only, limit one per citizen.)
To a location of the governments choosing, some place with a federal pen.
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He did not claim he did not want to do the work....
My department has to give all the money it gets to the university, and it gets a lot, in return we get 6% back for our budget, and we just got a cut.
Of course someone would like to off shore someone elses job... But even with that, it would, again, lower the quality by itself, add more students to the ratio and you have a larger issue. What do you do about questions, obviously the teachers will not be able to take many questions that way. Then there is the tech, having a network issues will cause the video feed to have issues as well. Then there is the interactivity, some students learn that way over just listening... I can go on and on about issues you did not see.
Actually before before they made it undischargeable there was a much lower default rate, about 1/3 what it is now.
Yea, they sub about 50% or more. If you take too many classes they stop though.
an industry such as in your analogy typically does not have to replace all their factories to create better devices, they can retool what they have. In Education you are constantly have to upgrade hardware and software to keep up with teaching the newest techniques. Even still if you look at how we "innovate" to lower the cost of production for that newest bit density, we typically offshore the process, something you cannot do with education.
A professor at a state school get paid close to 150k alone, I would assume more for a private school. A grad student will get substantially less. Also again they do not teach 5 classes each, they teach 4, anything more is credited back so they can have free time later. also only part of that 6k tuition, at least at a state school, goes to actual tuition. At UNC Pembroke the tuition for a year is 4k, at NC State it is 6k. The food is normally bundled into the cost of school in the tuition and fees. If you live on campus you are typically required to have a meal plan.
And how low do we go? There is a a floor before the education becomes worthless.
You cant now make them dis-chargeable in bankruptcy, as the government is guaranteeing to many of them. Well you can but there will be a giant loss by the government.
The issue with course articulation has nothing to do with accreditation. Second there is nothing stopping a private university from entering an articulation agreement with other schools other than the private schools not wanting students to leave. In addition there is nothing to make private schools want to have an agreement because without one they require the students to spend more money taking classes.. That being said articulation between state schools is not all it is cracked up to be.. Here in NC there is an agreement between schools on what is taken, and you can transfer an ass of x to a general ed requirements fulfilled, but in general it is severly lacking. If I take calc 1 at UNC Pembroke NC State is not likely to take it as calc 1 credit.
Your math is way off.First that student taking those 10 classes are going to need more than just that 1 professor and grad student. More than likely they will need 10 professors/grad students, since those classes, even if related, are typically spread across professors. Also most professors at the schools I a have been at only handle 8 classes max in the year, which means you will need to add another set of teachers. In addition you have things like computers, projectors, desks, chairs, student services, IT staff, all related to just having the class. Lets also remember that a good portion of that money goes to feeding the student, none of which goes to education.
it is supply and demand in that department. Easy access to loans causes more people to go to school. More people going to school is an increase in demand. Ad demand increases prices go up.
The NC university system, one of the best in the country (arguably) has been getting high year over year cuts.
good thing it did not say cure, but treat...
they take the laws they arent breaking and make them legal?
No, you change the laws they are not obeying so they are now obeying them...
So you take a small subset, bout 20%, and because it *lists* personnel mistakes you assume that a lie agency is telling the truth, then with that assumption you say all is ok, while neglecting the other 80% of the cases?
we already pay for most content that matters. Nothing says a website has to serve you content if you dont accept their cookie.
You are correct, it is either constitutional or not, you can have no other options. In this case it is unconstitutional, however done in another way it can be constitutional. In other words racial profiling is unconstitutional, hence why this one is unconstitutional, however *random stop and frisks are not unconstitutional, therefore they would need to stop and frisk more whites to at least pretend it is random.
He is insinuating that statistically the poster is probably male, and as such should be stopped and frisked according to his own arguments.
Its both of their fault.. Asking for an exception is just as bad as actually giving the exception.
AC's head just imploded over a joke. I guess a republican with a sense of humor would be too much to ask for.
(5 - a)(a + 3) = 5a + 15 - a^2 - 3a = -(a^2) + 2a +15
In addition, if you are one of the first 100,000 to sign up, we will give you an expedited TSA search pass to use when you travel. (Good for a single one-way trip only, limit one per citizen.)
To a location of the governments choosing, some place with a federal pen.
This does not stop it. You just cant give access to anyone outside your network. If the server is just for your personal email you are good.