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It is a fucking nightmare, they make it hard as fuck to graduate but they still take in new students. Thus the classes are always way over capacity, and they finance the fuck out of kids who are getting worthless degrees, with many if them not finishing.
drop out mills ?
It is crazy, people just giving up because they can’t get classes, yet they have $100k in student loan debt.
It’s become a rip off and border line scam for business students, with them struggling to get classes.
I never had a problem because I am a veteran, but that brought up all kinds of “whoa is us, it’s not fair he gets priority registration because we are whiny fucking hippies.”
It’s worse for law students who get lured with big scholarship deals to second rate law schools. They turn down the better school that offers a smaller deal. The scholarship have GPA requirements, but guess what? Grade on a curve… Magic! Poof! Only a couple of students can keep the dough the second year, and the rest need to load up on debt to get out.
Bait and switch on a grand scale. I guess (know) ethics is NOT a requirement for university administration.