[badminton1]

I used to work for the admissions department of a private university (not in the US). Private universities were mostly focused in enrolling as many people as possible, while not being particularly worried about the market needs at all. Back then, our educational system produced an excessive number of attorneys and kinesiologists, leaving many of them in disadvantage at the moment of looking for jobs. Many of them switched to other occupations for very low wages, something that did not release them from the obligation of paying student loans.