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Too Much College
Jake in Carlsbad, CA
Wednesday, June 27, 2012 at 2:28 PM
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How about those students who have to take remedial classes in English and/or Mathematics before they can take college level courses because they did not acquire those skills in high school. Yes indeed, the thinking that all students must go to college is highly overrated. Liberals equate equal rights with the right for everyone to attend college regardless of their preparation and ability to be successful; not the right to equal opportunity to attend college if they are qualified to do so. Because of this thinking, Mr. Williams is correct in reporting that colleges have dumbed down their courses to allow for the unprepared to attend and, in some cases, graduate from college.