Triggered massively.
LOL. Now everyone else has to be triggered because Cypress worries people wont' know he knew who Paul Dirac was.
LOLOLOLOLOLOL
This is NEVER going to get boring.
A Defense of a Liberal Arts Education
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LOL. Now everyone else has to be triggered because Cypress worries people wont' know he knew who Paul Dirac was.
LOLOLOLOLOLOL
This is NEVER going to get boring.
Byeeeeeeeee.
Statistics show that St. John’s College students excel in their endeavors both at the college and after graduation. Almost 70 percent of St. John’s graduates pursue advanced degrees—many enter the nation’s leading humanities, science, business, law, and medical programs. St. John’s College is in the top 2 percent of all colleges in the nation for alumni earning PhDs in the humanities, and in the top four percent for earning them in science or engineering.
About the Great Books Program, and more | St. John's College
St. John’s College distinctive liberal arts curriculum & educational practices have given it a highly respected place among American colleges & universities.
www.sjc.edu
Sounds like a prestigious private college.Statistics show that St. John’s College students excel in their endeavors both at the college and after graduation. Almost 70 percent of St. John’s graduates pursue advanced degrees—many enter the nation’s leading humanities, science, business, law, and medical programs. St. John’s College is in the top 2 percent of all colleges in the nation for alumni earning PhDs in the humanities, and in the top four percent for earning them in science or engineering.
About the Great Books Program, and more | St. John's College
St. John’s College distinctive liberal arts curriculum & educational practices have given it a highly respected place among American colleges & universities.
I just went to state public universities.
The St. John’s College Program is recognized as a triple major in Philosophy, Literature, and the Natural Sciences,
Undergraduate Program—Liberal Arts, Great Books | St. John's College
St. John’s College undergraduate program offers a rigorous liberal arts curriculum based on the classic writings and great books of Western civilization.
www.sjc.edu
Statistics show that St. John’s College students excel in their endeavors both at the college and after graduation. Almost 70 percent of St. John’s graduates pursue advanced degrees—many enter the nation’s leading humanities, science, business, law, and medical programs. St. John’s College is in the top 2 percent of all colleges in the nation for alumni earning PhDs in the humanities, and in the top four percent for earning them in science or engineering.
About the Great Books Program, and more | St. John's College
St. John’s College distinctive liberal arts curriculum & educational practices have given it a highly respected place among American colleges & universities.
How many Nobels? Nobels are the way @Cypress knows whether to respect it or not.
ROFL
BWHAHAHAHAHAH
LOL
You get dumber by the moment.
Since Texas is now the home of the Sciences, it won't stay that way for long.
And remember, USC isn't a "University of California"
I have probably read more theology than most Christians.
He's actually right, though. USC is not part of the UC system.
They do make that differentiation in Cali.
That's a pretty low bar.
Helped me understand what Christians believed so I could reject it.
You do not have a knack for being funny and amusing. There is no way for me to surmise you just cracking innocent little jokes.
It's not, Chuckles. The University of California's own website lists the colleges that are in the University of California system:ROFL...BWHAHAHAHAHAH....LOL
You get dumber by the moment! And remember, USC isn't a "University of California"
UC Berkeley
UC Davis
UC Irvine
UCLA
UC Merced
UC Riverside
UC San Diego
UC Santa Barbara
UC Santa Cruz
https://admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/campuses-majors/
USC is a private university that is not in the University of California system. It is not affiliated with the UC system.
Didn't you claim to live in California?
That's actually pretty cool.The St. John’s College Program is recognized as a triple major in Philosophy, Literature, and the Natural Sciences,
Undergraduate Program—Liberal Arts, Great Books | St. John's College
St. John’s College undergraduate program offers a rigorous liberal arts curriculum based on the classic writings and great books of Western civilization.
I think so too. Loved it.
As for liberal arts degrees, you don't see anyone over the age of 25 working at Starbucks - so any of their employees with philosophy, history, and English degrees most likely used those degrees ultimately to get into law school, to get teaching certificates, or to get accepted into graduate schools.
For example, at a regular university, everyone majoring in philosophy would be told you need to get a Phd. to get a job teaching.
Like I said, call your mom. She can hold your hand during this trying time for you. I'm sure no one actually thought you didn't know who Paul Dirac was. For fuck's sake all you ever do is drop names, so I'm certain everyone knew you were as super duper smart as mommy originally told you.
take a chill, dude. Relax. Fuuuuuuuuuck
One could even just teach high school or middle school if one uses the English, philosophy, or history degree to get into a graduate teaching certification program.
Yes.