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Food 4 Thought - Don't go 2 University of Illinois

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First published at 16:03 UTC on September 18th, 2018.

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Food 4 Thought - Don't go 2 University of Illinois

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In Engineering College at the University of Illinois in 1970's and 1980's only half the incoming freshmen graduated. The senior graduating …

Food 4 Thought - Don't go 2 University of Illinois

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In Engineering College at the University of Illinois in 1970's and 1980's only half the incoming freshmen graduated. The senior graduating class was consistently half the size of the freshman class. There was an institutional policy to "flunk out" HALF the students. Instead of "teaching and schooling" the students in their educational trust, they just eliminated the most difficult students. And only half of the graduating seniors even got work as a professional Engineer. The entire College of Engineering at University of Illinois was a "con job" -- they "promised education for a good career" but what they really gave you was a giant obstacle course where no one cared if you succeeded of failed. The Deans at the school of Engineering at University of Illinois ruined thousands of trusting young boys lives just so they could have better school credentials. I know because I went there and some of my friends flunked out. THIS IS AMERICA.

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F = .05, D = .1, C = .5, B = .25, A = .1 then .85 x .85 x .85 x .85 =.52

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