SHORT exercise 4

First, read Andrew P. Mills' essay, "What's So Good About a College Education?".  It can be found above, in the Readings and Resources section.

Mills uses research to support the claims he is making throughout this essay.  He summarizes the so-called "can-opener answer" as an approach to earning a college education, and then points out two issues that weaken the "can-opener answer" position.

Choose one of the two problems with the "can-opener answer" that Mills discusses in this essay.

1. Briefly discuss your own position on the problem.
2. Provide one reliable source to support your position, and integrate it into your answer. 
3. Remember to use APA formatted in-text citations and references.

Please refer to the short exercise rubric.  

Avoid the use of the first person in this exercise.  Most short exercises will be approximately 1-2 paragraphs long; consider a full paragraph to average 5-7 sentences.

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