The DOD put out a list of "moderate to high risk schools" that will no longer be funded for troops to attend. Many are quite prestigous

This is interesting to me. I've been watching the political debate about university education (and now k-12 education) and I've wondered something. Isn't any teaching from an "outside" source internalized according to your belief system? You might attend a flaming liberal school but if you're a conservative you're gonna take it in and dump it as being stupid shit. I guess I kinda view it as religion. You can believe in God (the Christian God) and walk the streets everyday and see all kinds of stupid shit but that doesn't mean that it becomes part of you. Additionally its not like the DoD is pushing for liberal arts degrees. They want STEM most of all. Maybe some history, and management but those don't touch on the feel good shit being pushed. In short I think this is interesting, it might make those in power feel good but in the end its alot of bluster over nothing.

Does anyone have any insight into this? Saw it Originally on Instagram from Sitreps2Steercos. "The DoD just put out guidance stating that there are "Moderate to High Risk" universities ineligible for DoD/Army tuition funding."
by u/BlazerKat in army