Do the humanities need a rebrand?

You don't get a bachelor's degree in German by "enjoying" Bach, Goethe, Immanuel Kant, Wagner.
Of course not.
You get it by proving you are an accomplished student of Germany: its language, it's culture, its art, it's literature, philosophy, cinema, politics and history by sitting for exams and demonstrating accomplished competency in these areas.
Of course.
Show me where I said I had the equivalent of a degree in German.
If not I’ll take that as a confession you lied.
You lie a lot, fraud.
 
The point is that the vast majority of dental hygienists get two year associate degrees from a junior college - and therefore dental hygienists like you shouldn't be running their mouths about what it's like to get a bachelor's degree at a university.
Maybe in backward CA. But no university in Alaska offers an associate degree in hygiene. Only a B.S.
No wonder I see so many people with bad teeth in CA when the wife forces me to visit there.
 
Of course not.

Of course.
Show me where I said I had the equivalent of a degree in German.
If not I’ll take that as a confession you lied.
You lie a lot, fraud.
You claimed there was nothing more to a BA in language than learning to speak.
 
Maybe in backward CA! But no university in Alaska offers an associate degree in hygiene! Only a BS
Alaska is less than 1% of the American population.

U.S. Bureau Labor Statistics​

How to Become a Dental Hygienist
"Dental hygienists typically need an associate’s degree in dental hygiene"

 

U.S. Bureau Labor Statistics​

How to Become a Dental Hygienist
"Dental hygienists typically need an associate’s degree in dental hygiene"

Not offered in UA system.
Show me where I said I had the equivalent of a degree in German.
If not I’ll take that as a confession you lied.
I’ll take your avoidance of the question as your confession.
You lie a lot, fraud.
You’ve been caught in several lies now.
 
Not offered in UA system!
Alaska is less than 1 percent of the American population. It's laughable you would cite them as representative of the hygienist profession.

So you tacitly admit the US Bureau of Labor Statistics states that typically an associates degree is all that is needed. Which supports what I previously wrote.
 
Alaska is less than 1 percent of the American population. It's laughable you would cite them as representative of the hygienist profession.

So you tacitly admit the US Bureau of Labor Statistics states that typically an associates degree is all that is needed. Which supports what I previously wrote.
UAA has higher standards, lier.
I’ll take your continued avoidance of the question as your confession
 
UAA has higher standards, lier!
I'm not taking your word sight unseen for anything. You claimed I couldn't possibly have worked in the NOLA oil industry in the 1990s because all the oil companies supposedly all completely bugged out in the 1980s.


Bottom line: the US Bureau of Labor Statistics supports and corroborates what I wrote about most dental hygienists only needing an associates degree.
 
I'm not taking your word sight unseen for anything. You claimed I couldn't possibly have worked in the NOLA oil industry in the 1990s because all the oil companies supposedly all completely bugged out in the 1980s.
And you bugged out after only 20 months.
That’s not very long.
Bottom line: the US Bureau of Labor Statistics supports and corroborates what I wrote about most dental hygienists only needing an associates degree.
UAA only offers a B.S.
I’ll take your continued avoidance of the question as an affirmation of confession.

You’ve been caught in several lies now.
 
The point is that the vast majority of dental hygienists get two year associate degrees from a junior college - and therefore dental hygienists like you shouldn't be running their mouths about what it's like to get a bachelor's degree at a university.
You don't seem to know what a university even is, Cyborg.
I am not a dental hygienist.

I am an engineer, scientist, chemist, mechanic, and business owner.
 
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