Anonymous #1 2w

Have you not seen the current political climate? A lot of people could benefit from a refresher course.

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Anonymous #1 2w

I would like you to reread OP and then reread what you just said 😭

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Anonymous #1 2w

“their isn’t any reason to take english classes” is so ironic 😭😭😭

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Anonymous #2 2w

I’m sure this person means in terms of having to take them because it’s a pre req but after taking it in high school why should it be taken again

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Anonymous #1 2w

The jokes write themselves

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Anonymous #8 2w

It's like when you avidly go to the gym and stop. Best way to explain it

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Anonymous #1 2w

the triple whammy of missing the point is really proving OP's post true

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Anonymous #2 2w

Not entirely but I see your point

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Anonymous #3 2w

Are you getting that training from school or at a hospital?

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Anonymous #8 2w

becoming a doctor requires both.

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Anonymous #15 2w

if you’re on a pre professional track or want to go to school after undergrad this is painfully untrue. grades def matter depending on what you want to do after.

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Anonymous #15 2w

Cs and Ds are passing, are they not? It’s not like you can straight up flunk all your classes and still get a degree, ykwim?

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Anonymous #1 2w

try 3000

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music ed actually. you learn about there, their, and they’re in elementary school

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Anonymous #20 2w

believe it or not, those classes directly increase your overall intelligence. have you ever wondered why american adults are barely literate and unable to wrap their heads around complex issues?

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Anonymous #10 2w

I spent $850…

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Anonymous #10 2w

are your school’s books not covered in the tuition?

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Anonymous #7 2w

where I go no..

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Anonymous #7 2w

Nope!

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Anonymous #7 2w

Sadly no… you have to buy them yourself later

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Anonymous OP 2w

that’s crazy! i’ve been to two universities and both of them included books in your tuition so you would just go to the bookstore with your student id and they’d have your books ready

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Anonymous #1 2w

*there 🤣 there’s definitely a reason. To teach illiterates like you

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Anonymous #7 2w

Wow that sounds nice

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Anonymous #10 2w

both of the schools i’ve been to included books in tuition and you could just go to the bookstore with your id and they’d have them in a bag or box ready to give to you

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Anonymous #22 2w

it’s super convenient

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Anonymous #7 2w

what state is that? i’ve never had that happen and ive gone to 4 different schools 😭

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Anonymous #8 2w

its both, i learn important practical knowledge in classes and i have on the job training. I more mean that alot of colleges price gouge and make it very hard for people to afford classes and books. especially those who come from lower income families.

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Anonymous #1 2w

Their, There, & They’re whooping yo ass. Go pay that $400 luv.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Just curious because when I was studying physical therapy I learned the body parts in class but not how to do anything with it until I was training in the field

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Anonymous #28 2w

And it doesn’t even guarantee you a job

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Anonymous #12 2w

you're lucky

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Anonymous #14 2w

Oh I agree. Had a disagreement with someone in my speech class and he said it was because “you go to college to get well rounded”. That’s not what college is for

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Anonymous #7 2w

😹😹😹RIGHHHTTT.

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Anonymous #25 2w

If tuition doesn’t cover it almost every university allows you to purchase them with your financial aid. This is big news to me

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Anonymous #34 2w

I am VERY lucky I could even get to go. We got denied from multiple loans, and yes I could’ve gone to a different school that was cheaper, but the loan situation would’ve been the same. My grandparents are well off but still aren’t paying for my school because that’s my responsibility, and we got denied from loans because of his age. It’s crazy the amount of money and work it takes just to get an education. In going for nursing and I’m gonna have a shit ton of loans which I STILL will not even

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Anonymous #34 2w

Make the amount that would help me get pay of loans before the interest is built up like crazy. So anyway. Anyone who gets to go to college for free should be thankful that it’s free for them. Because others are not in the same situation (sorry if it’s a bad reason it’s free… but yk😔

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Anonymous #34 2w

I was in a similar situation going into college and then I lost all of my financial aid the first semester. I went from full time to part time which took every penny of my financial aid away. I ended up appealing and taking a break to build my credit and save up money to take out a loan myself without depending on any1 else. The struggle of money stress while going to school/work can affect your grades and performance - you can fail very easily from slacking. We all move at different paces.

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Anonymous #8 2w

A LOT of it actually does come from med school

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Anonymous #7 2w

Tbh like if it’s a small detail who gives a shit irl if you can read it (other than it being annoying ig)

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Anonymous #35 2w

It’s actually a very fundamental tool that we all need to know the difference between regardless of the setting. Not knowing and not caring to learn just shows how much you care about your education anyways. Stay stupid🤷🏽‍♀️

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Anonymous #31 2w

I’m very capable and you can figure it out with a good search, no reason to pay 800 bucks for what is effectively notation… If it was at an acceptable rate I’d be happy to

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Anonymous #8 2w

that’s like saying a lawyer doesn’t need to learn about precedent court cases or federal and state statues. you need to know the body and how it functions before you do anything with them. just like you need to know the laws before you learn how to defend/represent someone as a lawyer

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Anonymous #35 2w

if you can’t even bother with the fundamentals it causes larger problems down the road

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Anonymous #35 2w

You’re not always guaranteed a phone for a quick search. You also learn the basic English Language Arts and Reading Skills in elementary-high school and just apply them formally in college. That means common sense has been free for a while and you neglected to care the whole time. Don’t blame college for that😂

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Anonymous #31 2w

I would have had to take a course that was literally the same shit in was in high school as it was middle school. (I tested out). I’m fine with the use of such things but there’s 0 reason it should be a mandatory class in… Engineering…

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Anonymous #35 2w

Everytime you reply speaking gibberish you further my point of needing an education.

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Anonymous #35 2w

To be fair med school is different from regular college. Once you’re taking classes that actually pertain to your major that’s when you really start to learn and understand what you are going to be doing

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Anonymous #37 2w

That’s not where o was going with it. Lawyers learning law is necessary but doing pre reqs that have nothing to do with it is a problem. I had a roommate become a lawyer and when he had to take trig, astronomy, and chemistry as pre reqs it made no sense

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Anonymous #1 2w

I wish a class was 400, it’s nearly double that at the cheapest now

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Anonymous #39 2w

also missing the point

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Anonymous #27 2w

There is so much more nuance to that you have no idea

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Holy shit you haven’t used correct spelling or grammar once in your argument of why English class is useless.😭

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Anonymous #3 2w

We could have free med school in this country, you probably wouldn’t make as much money though

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Anonymous #13 2w

Making a different one

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Anonymous #1 2w

Yikes. Takes like this one is exactly why Americans are so stupid and ignorant. Saying there’s no reason for you to need to learn English or history is precisely how we ended up with who’s in office. You should be educated if you want to be a well rounded person and not ignorant about the world around you. English and history are BASIC things that everyone should know without question. 🤦🏾‍♀️

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Anonymous #49 2w

War is the government’s favorite expense and time tells that story

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