-- Posted by raza301 at 10:18 pm on July 10, 2009 ive heard that alot of the stuff that you learn in university is total crap, that true? -- Posted by utheh at 10:19 pm on July 10, 2009 All you really learn is how to mix good drinks -- Posted by OodleNoodle at 10:19 pm on July 10, 2009 Uh, no. Not at all. Not at my university anyway. The engineering faculty is one of the toughest in the country and it has an 100% job placement rate. The companies won't hire idiots. Where on earth did you hear that? -- Posted by brittnutz at 10:20 pm on July 10, 2009 yeppp -- Posted by runthespread at 10:25 pm on July 10, 2009 Why don't so many people not put "the" before "University?" A lot of things you learn in school in general is crap. It often doesn't pertain much to working after you graduate. The thing is that it's a process that you should go through to get a degree, and as little relevance as it may have to a job, it's considered and looked at. -- Posted by TheOtherHorseman at 9:50 am on July 15, 2009 Generally, if you go through college and think most of what you learned was crap, you're a dumbass who thought you were going to a vocational school. -- Posted by Just Waiting Here at 12:04 pm on July 15, 2009 Not really... I mean, it depends on what you consider 'crap'.  You may not care about certain things, but they are all valid and true.  You can't become a doctor if you don't have an education, and they learned about anatomy, chemistry and biology from somewhere.  Is that information considered 'crap'?  Maybe it is to you, but it's necessary for that profession.  Just like knowing certain things are necessary for others. It may also depend on the school that you go to. -- Posted by suesummers at 4:53 am on July 23, 2009 Well that's probably what wannabes go around saying. The programs at my colleges are pretty good and the curriculum is also comprehensive. -- Posted by dumb whore at 9:08 pm on July 23, 2009 If that's the value someone puts on their education then yes. Anyone who isn't a moron would value their education for all it's worth.