So after reading the article, it actually made me want to take the shorter session route. The writer made it sound so incredibly efficient and effective. Simply by adding in the fact that students would be able to finish schooling and graduate sooner made me want to hop on the wagon and enroll into the nearest session. Everyone wants to be done with their schooling. I mean, I know I do. The writer also does a good job in making the proposition sound like genius idea when she includes accounts of important people to the school like ASU Provost, Betty Capaldi.
I completely agree, along with Betty that it would save money. I would want nothing more than to pay as little as I possibly could for an outstanding, short, and intense education. As a student, I've tried my best to stay away from taking out loans for my education, and so far I've done a pretty decent job at it but I am constantly reminded that it's been easy because community college isn't as taxing on my personal savings as a university is. When the time comes, I like the security of knowing that I can finish quickly, while being less economically detrimental to myself.
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