You can open the floodgates but if a plan is not in place to displace the water it’ll overcome the system.
The for-profit system is also already slow as balls. It chugs along fine at a snails pace.
To say there’s not a educational shortage on degrees that take up to 8+ years in a country that is already facing an educational deficit I think is the real irrational. Planning is an important step that shouldn’t just be left as an afterthought.
Weird how a for-profit system chugs along just fine, but not when it’s not profit driven. No, then there’s a sudden education and staff shortage!
You’re being irrational
You can open the floodgates but if a plan is not in place to displace the water it’ll overcome the system.
The for-profit system is also already slow as balls. It chugs along fine at a snails pace.
To say there’s not a educational shortage on degrees that take up to 8+ years in a country that is already facing an educational deficit I think is the real irrational. Planning is an important step that shouldn’t just be left as an afterthought.
In Canada when they implemented dental care they did it progressively by age group, that could help a bit with the issues you’re describing.