[jacket3ree]

Of course it isn't good for academic progress, which is why I've never known any non-athlete friend or acquaintance (or my dad) who transferred more than once. That would be stupid; who can afford to constantly start over?  I knew plenty of people who transferred once for good reasons and made the most of it. I had lots of undergraduate friends who flunked out and did well starting over in something else, somewhere else.

That said, I can't get too worked up about grown adults making what I might think are stupid decisions. FAAFO. Maybe there is an argument about how valuable a college degree really is these days. Someone on NPR was making the case for quick and focused certificates being the way to go over nothing but student debt and useless in real life degrees. Define priceless, right?

[jacket3ree]

Of course it isn't good for academic progress, which is why I've never known any non-athlete friend or acquaintance (or my dad) who transferred more than once. That would be stupid; who can afford to constantly start over?  I knew plenty of people who transferred once for good reasons and made the most of it. I had lots of undergraduate friends who flunked out and did well starting over in something else, somewhere else.

That said, I can't get too worked up about grown adults making what I might think are stupid decisions. FAAFO. Maybe there is an argument about how valuable a college degree really is these days. Someone on NPR was making the case for quick and focused certificates being the way to go over nothing but student debt and useless in real life degrees. Define priceless, right?