Central has a craft brewing bachelor's degree
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What is this.... "Central Washington University" that you speak of?
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Central tries to cater to everybody offering a set of practical degrees. It seems like we? could also have a dope growing major.
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In five years, you'll be able to double major in trans studies and Gaylor Swift.
Higher Ed's a fucking joke.
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I don't have a problem with beer making studies, but call me old fashioned — go to a community college / trade school for it. I do see a "gender studies".
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Making beer actually producing something. Getting a degree in 64 Gender Appreciation only adds a future government worker or a DEI drain in a company where every tried to avoid that person for fear of an HR report for saying hello.
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I'm not opposed to learning beer production. It belongs in a trade school though.
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If you can research, communicate and solve problems you can go "actually produce something" with most degrees.
I used like 2 classes from my CS degree at UW otherwise all the learning I had to do at my first pile of shit software company wasnt much different than if I had a liberal arts degree doing the same thing.
The problem as I've stated multiple times is that there's too many colleges. And even then, if someone was self taught and they're better than the college grad, they get the money.
I would be fine with my kids doing fermentation science at Oregon State instead AOG's hypothetical trade school.
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The hard future is arriving. If we got the federal government out of the student loan gifter program, the market would reset hard.
ST. CLOUD — St. Cloud State University announced cuts Tuesday afternoon. The move comes after the university’s long-term financial woes led to a $14.4 million budget deficit in 2024.
The university said it’s suspending 42 degree programs and 50 minors, alongside eliminating 54 full-time faculty (13%), 42 staff (8%) and four (13%) administrative positions. The College of Education and Learning Design program offerings are being cut by nearly 52% followed by the College of Liberal Arts at nearly 43%. The College of Science and Engineering was impacted the least with a roughly 10% cut. Impacted programs include environmental engineering, economics, criminal justice, gender studies and physical education.
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Gen Z is kind of figuring out the game anyways. Going into massive debt for gender studies degrees and working at Starbucks is for losers and they know it. Millennials fell for that shit hook line and sinker.
Atbs Going to school for brewing is legit. I have multiple friends in the industry and the ones with reputable degrees from Oregon State or whoever do get paid more(generally). The real money is in growing a brand and then selling it off but that market is crowded these days.
Ftr Jimmy Carter was the one that actually made it legal for craft beers to operate and sell at small scale. One of the few things he did right and it created a multi billion dollar industry.
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Sure, but it doesn't belong at a university
