+Dylan Koerner Too late

I used to be libertarian and basically this fact and that I don't want to be surrounded by sick people flipped me

+Cliff Roth Book costs are a lot like drug costs those doctors/professors that require people that buy the book/drug are not the same people consuming the book or drug.

Oh yeah, as a person who had a long nursing career, want to say, facetiously, " that's the nurse I want taking care of me, the one with the, " Lean Thinking, " and streamlined education . For your information, their is an nursing program like that, whose name I won't mention. I have always called it, sarcastically, " the nurse in the box program." Nurses that graduate from it, will find, most states, don't recognize their license. Also, many of those nurses patients often have negative outcomes, in some way, because their is no clinical. This program feels that if you were in certain allied or paraprofessional fields, than you have skills to transfer over , to their RN program. You don't do any clinicals, you just go to a site, are assigned, for at least a day, to patients, where under watchful eyes , you must pass doing these clinical skills, according to what you learned from a textbook. To pass you must demonstrate these skills, exactly, as the steps in the textbook show. Problem is some students in this " nurse in a box, " program , are admitted, but some come , from health care backgrounds that don't utilize nursing clinical skills. They accept respiratory therapists, for examples. I really would be lost, if someone suggested to me, I could be a respiratory therapist, because I am a nurse. There is crossover in airway management , but they are not at the bedside using the huge arsenal of nursing and clinical skills , nurses are trained to use, and get hands on practice doing under the direction of their clinical instructors , in a clinical setting. Last, I checked, this program had a lot of angry students, who first couldn't pass the necessary demonstration of the clinical skills, and others who did pass, only to find the states , they hoped to practice in, state boards of nursing, would not let them sit for boards, or if they did, their were other hoops they had to jump through to practice in some states. I hear they did some revamping of the program, but don't know , if it helped nurses who graduated from this program, obtain licenses easier, and be recognized , in every state. California did not accept these nurses. If a state like California which sets high standards in healthcare, does not accept your license, then you know, your in the wrong program. Lastly, shortcuts in nursing in any area, including nursing education, spells most likely negative outcomes , for you, the patient.

I am majoring in metallurgical engineering, and have to take a few classes of limited value such as English, I have been speaking English for roughly 19 years if I am not fluent at this point one more class isn't going to do me any good.

Ouch.

+Mr “The One Who Reviews” Schrödinger I've never understood why people put up with non-paying internships. Just move to another city/state with a better job market.

+Mr “The One Who Reviews” Schrödinger As White privileged fuck that by some miracle landed in STEM in northern California (Comp-Eng At UCSC) I assure you that unpaid internships are not a bad thing when your receiving financial aid (less income = more aid [as long as you can keep up the grades]) That most people just don't take the time nor have the time to do the research about where they are going to collage and how to develop them self as a person. I got a unpaid-internship at Denso (but they did cover transportation, food and housing )when I was 17 working on diesel fuel injectors. That we should be investing in primary education instead of secondary education. because primary education is a better investment rather than secondary education due the larger impact it will have on society. Also because I am shocked by the number of my peers that are smoking and drinking away there education, paid for by government money. I know my grammar and English is bad, it's not my first language.

+Mr “The One Who Reviews” Schrödinger As White privileged fuck that by some miracle landed in STEM in northern California (Comp-Eng At UCSC) I assure you that unpaid internships are not a bad thing when your receiving financial aid (less income = more aid [as long as you can keep up the grades]) That most people just don't take the time nor have the time to do the research about where they are going to collage and how to develop them self as a person. I got a unpaid-internship at Denso (but they did cover transportation, food and housing )when I was 17 working on diesel fuel injectors. That we should be investing in primary education instead of secondary education. because primary education is a better investment rather than secondary education due the larger impact it will have on society. Also because I am shocked by the number of my peers that are smoking and drinking away there education, paid for by government money. I know my grammar and English is bad, it's not my first language.

***** who ya talking to?

+Chidubem Ezinne Public colleges are anyway. But yeah....they're expensive af still T_T

+Chidubem Ezinne Pretty sure Norway offers free university education to anyone living in the country. Move and get a dual citizenship, or outright denounce your US citizenship and become a proud Norwegian.

+黒い楓（Spice） As a Norwegian I can say that that education is almost free and in addition so is Healthcare

+Chidubem Ezinne don't come to Britain... we're becoming more like the US

+Chidubem Ezinne most Big-Business in the US is subsidized. 3 to 1 over poor people. The reason everything is so expensive for us is because our market is literally a Video Game and not a real market. Everyone's out to get the biggest high score and price everything at "what the market will bare" . _Turning a profit_ is rarely enough, instead everything is measured on expectations of Growth. Companies that don't meet hedgefunder expectations or dividends are subject to hostile acquisitions/mergers.

+Christian Neihart You're good man

+Christian Neihart sure you will and then we are all going to hold our hands and sing kumbaya

+Matt Colgate economist at this point are pretty much useless so no need to replace. They advance a theory that denies established laws of physics; the pursuit of models and plans based on that theory, and the dissonance between it and reality, is ultimately the cause of the unfolding ecological disasters we find ourselves in the midst of.

***** It speaks but I don't quite understand what it's saying.

+Christian Neihart most of the reason a lot of less fortunate countries are like that is because they aren't receptive to the ideas your teaching. imagine going to the 15th century and telling everybody, exoplanets, and the formation of the solar system. also the entire field of biology. and that's why those places suck because their society in general sucks and isn't receptive to new better ideas and truths. Europe and Asia dominated because they had many routes to trade with people and could communicate ideas more easily and Asia had a much more malleable form of ideas.

+stellarfirefly they do seem to be kind of his thing I remember him wearing a similar one a few episodes back.

He wears one for every episode. They even change....

+Cryp Tic High schools REALLY need this to be a mandatory course or something.

Did your school not offer any personal finance classes?

+Shawn Ravenfire on the other hand, hiring someone who is more settled down is a less risky proposition as they are more likely to stay.

Cliff Roth Possibly.

+Shawn Ravenfire I had to "choose what I wanted to do with my life" in 8th grade. By the time I got to college I think I had a pretty good idea. Not perfect, but definitely much better than in 8th grade

+Shawn Ravenfire It's a waste because high school don't prepare students to help them to figure out what they want to do in life. College isn't a waste for me as I knew what I wanted to do. The video is right. We need to invest more into primary and secondary education. Other countries have better education in general than we do. Fact.

+Lucy Hunt Because they know how to spell college.

because their language is slightly different ????????

+Lucy Hunt The term university usually refers to instutions that also focus on scientific research on a larger scale, than "colleges" do and that they are allowed to gives PhDs, which colleges usually aren't. But for the averege studen that are just getting their bachelor or masters degree it makes no difference.

MartinnMartin I know that obviously, I was just curious about what the specific reason was

+Lucy Hunt I believe it's because most of them stay on campus.

do you mean can't?

+A Meister No it means to delay or hold back in terms of progress, development, or accomplishment.

+Figaro Fog What'd you get a degree in, the fine arts or philosophy? It's best to not attend college if you get a degree that doesn't equate to an array of job opportunities

+A Meister :3 aww I feel like sticking a star on your forehead for being soooo smart :3

+MrKirbinio hmmmm

Thank you! Everyone wants to pretend that all cultures are the same. But some cultures simply don't value education as much as others; thus, they fall to the bottom in a society where education is objectively valuable.

Not everyone can be Carlton Banks

Not only that, but 50% of your personality is from genetics. So a kid with wealthy parents would be more prickly to succeed partially due to the fact that they just have better genes than the kid who comes from a poor family whose parents dropped out of school.

My father immigrated from Ethiopia (located in the Horn of Africa) to Canada as an refugee escaping persecution leaving behind family and friends. He's worked multiple minimum wage jobs while attending University full time in Canada. I was luckily born in Canada and my dad always instilled the idea of education and hardwork within me. He continuously reminds me that I'm extremely priveliged and lucky to be able to attend school in Canada with many resources put in place that help ensure students succeed without fear of war/violence. If my father can attend University in Canada after quitting school in his home country to flee war, then I strongly believe anything is possible if you are willing to work for it. Income does not limit your chances of receiving of an education(very few exceptions). As I'm an African Canadian who's near middle class I have often done better than Asians in my classes who are wealthier than I. Simply because I study for longer periods of time than my other classmates do. My hardworking mother also attended college likewise to my father and is also my motivation for working hard in school. Education is essential for the advancement of human kind and is the sole reason I yurn to give back to my community. (For further context I'm currently in Grade 11)

+chatnoir1224 yes

lol :P

yes

Fuck that, we should be using that money to start another war

+chatnoir1224 - Yeah, who needs competition and innovation?

+GregTom2 And why do I need to ask for this on a youtube comment. This should be published on every university's website for the public to see.