What about working class folks who want to go beyond Associates Degrees? It seems to me you are talking from two sides here. You are saying it is good to save money by going to a junior college [[which I agree with), but the culture of Wayne needs to change leaving its traditional base [[working class just out of high school or extended education for older adults) in the dust in favor of being a cookie cutter university. I went to Wayne and found the diversity in ages and socio-economic backgrounds one of its biggest strengths. I also went to Hank's on the Highway and WC3 prior to WSU to do exactly what you outlined. All I said was I would hate to see that culture replaced.
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