It's higher education in the U.S that's broken. The cost for a student to receive an undergraduate degree is ridiculously high given the limited skills you acquire and the fact that degrees are so common now, you have to have them and the jobs they get you are entry level and not that well paying. College degrees, today give you the same earning power as a High school degree of yesteryear but at a high cost to student. Academically they're weak as well, teaching skills and imparting knowledge that is only useful in Academia and not much elsewhere. We're not all going to be college professors.
History is an important subject to be familiar with, especially history of the 20th century. It gives you perspective on the world you occupy.
History is an important subject to be familiar with, especially history of the 20th century. It gives you perspective on the world you occupy.