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Current Student
Thu, 31 May 2018 03:32:37 +0000

I can’t believe funds are being allocated to this pseudo-scientific, borderline new-age spiritual approach to what seems to be a facilities audit and planning process.

It seems more straight forward to put all efforts towards keeping tuition low, emphasizing quality education via higher paying positions for teaching staff, and putting funds into programs that get students into the job market. Most students care about affording school, finding parking/transportation to school, getting a good education in clean facilities, and finishing school as quickly as possible to get higher paying jobs–not endless virtue signalling with expensive initiatives and more administrators.

I would love to be a fly on the wall when an academic from PCC has a meeting with a contractor and has him/her redesign the plans with more ‘equity’ in mind. Every day academia becomes more and more of a parody of itself as the virtue signalling increases along with tuition rates.