College Opportunity Options

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Should there be a tuition for college? Some say that it discriminates against those who lack opportunities and financial stability. While others say it prepares you for a society where nothing is free. What do you say?

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there is a big difference between a mistake and malpractice.

and with the onset of doctor shortages, it has been proven that many medical schools have passed students that should have otherwise failed. do these so-called doctors deserve or live up to their degrees and certifications? no. in which case, degrees mean everything and nothing at all at the same time.
i realize that it is easier to go with the odds and hire based on schooling, but is it better?

i'm sorry the debate topic was changed entirely. well, not really, this is far too much fun and insightful - it has given me lots to think about and has made my day :D

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there is a big difference between a mistake and malpractice.

and with the onset of doctor shortages, it has been proven that many medical schools have passed students that should have otherwise failed. do these so-called doctors deserve or live up to their degrees and certifications? no. in which case, degrees mean everything and nothing at all at the same time.
i realize that it is easier to go with the odds and hire based on schooling, but is it better?

i'm sorry the debate topic was changed entirely. well, not really, this is far too much fun and insightful - it has given me lots to think about and has made my day :D

Internship, Residency, Fellowship.<--the reason some doctors get pushed above the bar.
Even some doctors aren't great test takers. This does not mean they will not make good doctors. If they couldn't cut it they would not make it past their intership. Hospitals wont do the same favors for them that schools did. So I really dont think it matters if someones grades were raised a few points.