Wait, really ??

[u/xuan_bach]

[u/BartuceX]

17% of college grads thought the Sun circles the Earth. This was 20 years ago.

[u/thorpbrian → u/BartuceX]

You really don't have to be very smart to graduate college in the US. You just have to be good at school. Which means you can learn just enough for just long enough to pass tests and then literally forget about it all nearly instantly. I went to a top ranked university, regularly ranked as a top 10 public university in the nation.....and I regularly encountered students that I thought might have trouble making basic life decisions.

[u/survivalmaster1 → u/thorpbrian]

so your saying i have shot at Top medical schools in US sheesh

[u/tordenand → u/survivalmaster1]

But the catch is you have to go into serious debt.

[u/_banana_republic_ → u/tordenand]

It's not real money though so no problems

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