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Conservapedia:College Guidance (view source)
Revision as of 16:22, July 16, 2010
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It helps immensely to identify several colleges early in the process, long before you pick which one you'll want to attend, and then check out their credit transfer policy. Many colleges refuse to transfer credits from community colleges for certain classes, and not all colleges accept CLEP credits either.
It helps immensely to identify several colleges early in the process, long before you pick which one you'll want to attend, and then check out their credit transfer policy. Many colleges refuse to transfer credits from community colleges for certain classes, and not all colleges accept CLEP credits either.
==Choice of major==
Not all degrees are created equal. With the rising cost of education, some degrees may simply not be worth the tuition and opportunity costs anymore. Edward H. Romney, in his book ''Living Well on Practically Nothing'', writes, "Only degrees in [[law]], [[medicine]], [[accounting]], [[engineering]], [[computer science]], and the [[physical science|physical]] and [[biological science]]s are worthwhile these days. Liberal college counselors lure students into [[liberal arts]], [[education]], and the [[social science]]s. The kids prefer liberal courses to more substantial courses because they are easier and they get higher marks. They have to study less in these programs, but what they learn is mostly left-wing political indoctrination and [[secular humanism]]. It is a pity that parents pay for this kind of education and banks loan money against it. They will be sorry."
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