Liberal Arts Classes

When you go through college, even for a STEM degree, most people are now required to take a ton of general education classes to make you more well rounded. This does not serve the purpose to being well rounded. This does not serve a purpose to being more knowledgeable about different subjects. This only serves the purpose to enrich college professors who have doctorates in subject material that has no real content, and are forced to push said information onto future suckers so that they can maintain employment.

Take my college's "computer literacy," requirement. At my university, regardless of major, let alone the one I chose, makes you take a computer literacy class: Excel, Access, Powerpoint, and Word. Now, this may seem like a good idea upfront. However, this can all be learned on YouTube for a fraction of the price, just with the cost of the Microsoft Office program, without having to spend a thousand dollars on the course or something like that.

Another class that I took was Introduction to American History during my freshman year at college. My "professor," has a PhD in History, and a master's I think in women's studies. If you followed the syllabus and self-studied on the side, then you would generally have a good grasp of the material. However, if you followed what she talked about in class, not one of the topics she talked about even remotely were covered on the syllabus. Thus, making class attendance worthless. And such as, the class worthless.

One of the biggest lies is that women are getting more educated then men. This is partially true, but in what fields? Psychology? Business? Gender Studies degrees? History? Political Science? Even if they are earning more degrees in such fields, this does not mean that they are producing anything of real value.

I would firmly believe that most men are going to college for something worthwhile: in STEM fields, for a STEM degree. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. And my second M in STEM would be for medicine: premed-if I had to have a second one.

The majority of the ratio of other students in my classes are men in the technology and major programming classes, whereas women almost dominated the general education courses. It would be off benefit for MGTOW, or even just Red Pill men, to not sit in person for these general education classes and to complete them almost exclusively online at a two year college if at all possible. Then, going in person for your major courses.