What Keeps You in School?

[The-Epicly-Named-Man]

1) Because I don't want to be an ignorant twat.
2) To scrap the examination system. It proves absolutely nothing about an individual's knowledge of a subject. As far as I'm aware the Junior cert (Irish equivalent of the GCSEs) is being scrapped in favour of continuous assessment in 2014, although that's of little use to me now. Still, it's a good sign.

 

[kommando367]

1.Most of my friends are there and I'm almost halfway through senior year.
2. Stop earmarking stuff so that my school can have more teachers... and printer paper.

 

[BeerTent]

I'm out of collage.

I suck shit in a call centre, and am $15000 in debit.

My that's an expensive piece of artwork.

What keeps me in school?

It's pretty much impossible to have a science career with anything less than a bachelors.

What would I like to see to decrease drop out rates?

I think you should have to get a 2 year degree before you enter a 4 year program. That way, even if you drop out halfway through, you still have your 2 year degree. Also, more performance based funding. I know too many people who try to juggle school and a job.

It's supposed to say I can program, and I am a decent network administrator.

A+ Cert is worth something, right?