I'm not joking. There's no reason for universities anymore now that you can learn anything you want online. Honestly, that could be one thing that gets us the left's support for once. Think about it. If you can prove you know your crap, why does it matter you learnt it from Harvard or some online YT channel? No tuition for all. Only thing you need is an official, standardized test.
If they wanted to truly solve the problem of inequity, this is one dang good way.
Only elitist retards would disagree.
Yep. I was in school for my former career…everything I know about the subject matter, definitions of terms, classifications, ethics, graphing data, you name it…I learned AT WORK. Not a second of my college courses taught me something new. Absolute waste of money and time!
Meanwhile, I also managed to selfteach microbio. It's always funny to me when doctors and med students ask me where it is I studied. Medical journals, mostly. Had a dentist literally not believe I'm just a programmer when discussing metallothioneins.
I believe this news to be one of the most promising signs of positive things to come. Those 2 million students are far more likely to end up well educated, not brainwashed and wise to the world than they would have been in public school.
According to the government's own statistics, enrollment numbers have been steadily rising each year until Fall 2020 - when it plummeted by about 1.4 million students:
Unfortunately, they re-gained nearly 80k students in 2021. You know what's interesting though? Check out their projected numbers for 2022 through 2030.
The government does not expect student enrollment to return to pre-COVID figures. In fact, somewhere between 2025 and 2030 they believe another substantial drop will occur (or at least a long, steady, significant decline) - a loss of about 1.8 million students.
Replying to my own comment with additional info. 😊
There's a curious note at the bottom of the government website:
NOTE: Projections in this table were calculated after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic and take into account the expected impacts of the pandemic. Detail may not sum to totals because of rounding. Some data have been revised from previously published figures.
The government is explicitly stating here that the "expected impacts" of the plandemic will carry on through 2030 in a very significant way.
Unless I'm missing something, this is quite an enormous admission about where the country is going.
I'm not joking. There's no reason for universities anymore now that you can learn anything you want online. Honestly, that could be one thing that gets us the left's support for once. Think about it. If you can prove you know your crap, why does it matter you learnt it from Harvard or some online YT channel? No tuition for all. Only thing you need is an official, standardized test.
If they wanted to truly solve the problem of inequity, this is one dang good way. Only elitist retards would disagree.
Yep. I was in school for my former career…everything I know about the subject matter, definitions of terms, classifications, ethics, graphing data, you name it…I learned AT WORK. Not a second of my college courses taught me something new. Absolute waste of money and time!
Honestly, same.
Meanwhile, I also managed to selfteach microbio. It's always funny to me when doctors and med students ask me where it is I studied. Medical journals, mostly. Had a dentist literally not believe I'm just a programmer when discussing metallothioneins.
There is a lot this does not tell.
How many illegals have been injected into the system?
How many children were vaccine injured or died?
These factors would change the numbers in dramatic ways.
I do hope the numbers are actually much higher.
The indoctrination camps are destroying lives.
We must make it our priority to save the children starting with our own.
I believe this news to be one of the most promising signs of positive things to come. Those 2 million students are far more likely to end up well educated, not brainwashed and wise to the world than they would have been in public school.
I bet there are a lot of parents out there dying to either homeschool or enroll their kids in private school but can’t afford it.
Are they dead and we haven't been told?
They aren't public schools, they are government schools.
Good, I hope the trend continues.
According to the government's own statistics, enrollment numbers have been steadily rising each year until Fall 2020 - when it plummeted by about 1.4 million students:
https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d22/tables/dt22_203.20.asp
Unfortunately, they re-gained nearly 80k students in 2021. You know what's interesting though? Check out their projected numbers for 2022 through 2030.
The government does not expect student enrollment to return to pre-COVID figures. In fact, somewhere between 2025 and 2030 they believe another substantial drop will occur (or at least a long, steady, significant decline) - a loss of about 1.8 million students.
COVID 2.0 in the works?
Replying to my own comment with additional info. 😊
There's a curious note at the bottom of the government website:
The government is explicitly stating here that the "expected impacts" of the plandemic will carry on through 2030 in a very significant way.
Unless I'm missing something, this is quite an enormous admission about where the country is going.
President Trump’s POLL NUMBERS Have Gone Through the Roof!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-5G8aD7PaA&list=WL&index=3