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by derefr
5851 days ago
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> If you joined for free, what would be the purpose unless you were going to actually get an education/pay for class? For the connections. That was my original point. > most students have no idea what they want when they start college They should speak to a guidance counsellor, then. No one invests in a business not "knowing what they want"; why should investing in an education be any different? |
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Is it really that difficult to find these connections on your own? sites like meetup.com have local groups where you can just go and meet up with other like-minded people. In some groups (especially college towns), many are students. I have gone to many different groups and made lots of connections in my area. I graduated and got my bachelor's degree in '06, but there are many people I meet that have not. Most of the time, the subject doesn't even come up.
"They should speak to a guidance counsellor, then. No one invests in a business not "knowing what they want"; why should investing in an education be any different?"
I really don't see how this is any different than a university. You would still need some sort of central authority that you would be giving all of your money to (and they would be managing classes and everything else).