Perhaps the IRS should look to see how much Microsoft is making off of having MSN be the default in Internet Explorer...
After all something has to be default, why not get some money out of it.
*Yes, I understand that IE is not a non-profit and thus it is not in the same boat*
Perhaps all the pushing to get them in has pushed them away. Maybe some people don't like to get scholarships to do something just based on their gender or skin color, instead of how smart they really are.
I agree here. I just recently graduated with a mathematics degree and found Number Theory and Abstract Algebra to be my most enjoyable classes because of the imagination they required. The higher in mathematics one goes, the more creativity and out the box thinking one needs.
Still, I would suggest so go to a smaller private institution where she can have more interaction with professors and not declare a major. Just let her try some various classes she thinks she would like and see how it goes. At the top institutions you rarely get to interact with the professors because they are so large. (Until Grad school...)
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Perhaps the IRS should look to see how much Microsoft is making off of having MSN be the default in Internet Explorer... After all something has to be default, why not get some money out of it. *Yes, I understand that IE is not a non-profit and thus it is not in the same boat*
Perhaps all the pushing to get them in has pushed them away. Maybe some people don't like to get scholarships to do something just based on their gender or skin color, instead of how smart they really are.
I agree here. I just recently graduated with a mathematics degree and found Number Theory and Abstract Algebra to be my most enjoyable classes because of the imagination they required. The higher in mathematics one goes, the more creativity and out the box thinking one needs. Still, I would suggest so go to a smaller private institution where she can have more interaction with professors and not declare a major. Just let her try some various classes she thinks she would like and see how it goes. At the top institutions you rarely get to interact with the professors because they are so large. (Until Grad school...)