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May 19th 05, 12:44 PM
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On Wed, 18 May 2005 14:56:11 -0700, Frank Gilliland
wrote: On Wed, 18 May 2005 09:54:03 -0400, (I AmnotGeorgeBush) wrote in : Dave Hall, N3CVJ wrote: Now, let's take a closer look at this, and expose just why these answers that you gave are highly unlikely. You once claimed that you were in the military in the mid 80's, then worked for a while. Then you went back to school (presumably because you had trouble finding a decent job). Now a BS program requires a 4 year course study at a minimum. Frank was in the military (can earn you college credits) Yep. Tarheel U. has (had?) a program set up for jarheads in Camp Lejeune. and it doesn't take 4 years minimum to get a BS degree. It is often done in 3 or less. In fact, there are many who do it in less time. Many major universities and schools have BS programs that take less than 4 years. Dave would know that already if he actually attended college. Heck, you can earn a college "degree" these days without ever setting a foot in a classroom. But 20 years ago, that just wasn't the case. You had a certain amount of credits that you had to earn, and a required course curriculum. Yes, it was possible to do it in less than four years, but that required an overly ambitious fast-paced schedule. Most people are not up for that. Night school allowed people to avoid many of the "nonsense" courses, which were unrelated to your major, that the full time day programs usually required you to take. But the people who took the night school route usually were, like me, working full time during the day, and could not take as many courses per semester and, consequently, it could take close to 8 years to earn the B.S. Dave "Sandbagger" |
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