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Originally Posted by Old Yeller
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I'm not sure what idiot classes your "special" friends were taking... but all degree granting courses are held to a certain standard across the country. MRC/U had to get accredited just like UofC did - there is no difference in how "hard" a class is from one institution to the next.
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Apparently reading isn't your strong point so I'll say it again but more clearly.
I took a single U of C class (bio 211 or something IIRC) at MRC because it was full at the U of C. I sat in on the U of C course quite frequently because I had friends in that course, I then went to my course at MRC and it was a joke compared to the U of C course. I have numerous friends who say that MRC is like a slightly harder version of HS and then went to a University and found it was way harder and MRC hadn't really prepared them for how much harder University is than HS.
I then said rather clearly in my original post that perhaps with MRC becoming a University they have made their degree programs more on par with how the U of C is and that I wasn't sure because I am not at MRU taking a degree. In fact until someone who has experience at the U of C goes there it is impossible to compare the two institutions and considering they JUST became a university it is impossible for you to so rudely say they are equal.
So as you can see there are varying degrees of "hard" that a class can be. Not saying their entire degree program is a joke, but that when comparing ONE class and a few NON DEGREE programs from the past (IE prior to MRC being a University) I find that MRC is WAY easier than the U of C.
Of course now that they are UNIVERSITY, which they weren't before, that may change.
I don't know why I had to say any of this again, I thought it was pretty clear the first time.
Clearly you would have benefited from taking a few reading comprehension courses. (from the U of C of course because they are harder
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