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Did I misread this or does it really take seven weeks for them to read the Stranger? Also how are the Stranger and Remembrance of Things Past counted for the same points? One can be read in a day and the other is like 50,000 pages.

>> No.17125054

>>17125043
looks like a good college desu

>> No.17125063

>>17125054
Do they read all those books at once or one at a time? I don't see how you could spend seven weeks worth of classes on the Stranger.

>> No.17125068

>paying money to be assigned books you would read anyway

>> No.17125069

>>17125043
>Includes works on math, chemistry, Physics, Biology
>All old shit

>> No.17125090

>the St. John's program is based.
indeed

>> No.17125121

>>17125068
>having directioned questions and essays about each book so you understand them fully
>having interesting discussions with your tutor and elite peers about them
>small classes ~20 students each
>taking part in a social circle of people that can afford ~50k a year for college
>enjoying four years reading the classics with your bros while making STEM fags seethe

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>>17125121
>elite peers

>> No.17125135

>>17125121
The most important part is the jobs that could be gained.

>> No.17125159

>>17125135
The only job they can get is writing op-ed pieces on how feminist structuralism can dismantle the patriarchy of scifi YA

>> No.17125173

>>17125159
And those are pretty good jobs.

>> No.17126240

good luck finding the time to read between learning Greek and math. most people cram before seminar.

>> No.17126610

I got accepted for next fall, is it worth anons?

>> No.17127296

>>17125135
only for people who need to work.

>> No.17127364

>>17125043
My mom urged me to go here because she thought it fit my interests best but I opted not to because I thought maybe dying in poverty was not ideal and I could read what interested me on my own time. I'm unsure of the actual job prospects that grads of these programs have though, maybe there's some space in media or publishing that they tend towards, idk