American Higher Education

windrider07
Mon, 09 Apr 2012 23:11:52 +0000

In my own opinion, the best education is education that is right to the point. Education that teaches you things you will need in the workfield as well as education that will just improve your critical thinking skills. Teachers that will grade you based on understanding concepts and whatnot. Also, an environment where you can learn comfortably. Anyone can get a job. You just need to be educated in the right way. People need the education, the motivation, and the ability to perform well. Tuition costs will vary because professors who are masters at what they do will require higher pay and schools with world-class facilities will also require money to pay the bills. Career preparation will rely on how well the school is connected with various companies in the industry. Schools with top-notch professors and high reputation will have good standing in career preparation. Some American and a few Asian colleges are at the top because they know how to successfully prepare students for life after graduation. There are colleges (I’ve been to one) that have no idea what they are doing and shouldn’t even be considered a college. The goal should be to allow people to have access to education that will teach them what they actually need for a good future. Teaching people the right stuff and conditioning them to learn so that they know that they are getting their money’s worth.