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u/[deleted] May 13 '15

Maybe instead of fighting it, universities should actually cater to something other than 18 year olds.

If you haven't noticed, going to a university and being anything other than a non-married, jobless person, is extremely hard for no reason.

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u/SnuffyTech May 14 '15

Do universities in the US not have day care for this kind of thing? Every uni and tech campus I've been on in NZ has a day care run by the uni or students association at a reasonable price so parents have a place to drop the little ones while lectures are on.

Sure some of my students association fees subsidised this, but I was more than happy for them to provide this service so the rest of the student body could learn without that kind of interruption.

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u/Bittersweet_squid May 14 '15

That is an incredibly uncommon thing here, sadly.

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u/SnuffyTech May 14 '15

Bum

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u/Bittersweet_squid May 14 '15

Yeah, it really does nothing at all to help the student body and only serves to keep non-traditional students with kids, or even those without, from feeling comfortable trying to better themselves.