On the Clark Howard show, he recently mentioned that 10% of universities are currently instituting a "life studies" course as a REQUIREMENT for all their degrees. In this course it teaches students how to properly maintain their debt, how to balance a checkbook, how to build credit and maintain it, how to rebuild credit after it becomes bad, the best ways to look for a new career, etc. Basically all the best information a college graduate would need before going out there into the real world. On top of that, a requirement within the class is to prepare a will.
Now doesn't that class sound like one of the most important classes any student can take. Wouldn't you rather have that as a required class for your degree instead of "English Composition II" or "Sociology"? I'm surprised it's currently only offered at around 10% of the universities out there.
2007-08-20
08:51:52
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williamdefalco
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