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      <title>Why Indian students should attend college</title>
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      <description>In recent months, the number of posts extolling dropping out of college, or of people recounting their experiences (mostly positive, probably because the negatives won&amp;rsquo;t share) has increased substantially on Hacker News (I believe Steve Jobs effects on humanity extend here too). Meanwhile the The Story of Average Indian &amp;lsquo;Techie&amp;rsquo;, What&amp;rsquo;s your GPA? and other posts bring to the fore some things I do agree with:&#xA;Most computer science curricula are outdated or just poor quality The majority of students are in it for the money The professors are almost always bad In fact I didn&amp;rsquo;t particularly like most of my CS courses either.</description>
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