>>13658252>deadlinesBecause courses are organised by semester and operate on the basis of evaluating the performance of students, which requires assessing work, which must be submitted within the semester.
>Why can't I just pick whichever course I want based on how much I pay? no college admission no bsFor two reasons:
1. Many colleges are competitive, meaning they have more applicants than vacancies for courses. You can't just pick physics at MIT because there's not enough room for everyone, so they only want to select the best applicants.
2. Because colleges want students who will succeed, which means selecting the right students for the right courses. If you flunked maths every single year as a teen, it's extremely unlikely you will succeed in a maths undergrad.
Despite both of those points, there are plenty of shit-tier colleges that will do exactly what you say: They will accept anyone who applies, for whatever course you want. The reason being that they are not competitive and they do not care about the quality of students.
>why do corporations reinforce this never ending cycle of suffering?Corporations often want to filter out people who are incapable or uncommitted to achieve basic adult education. Again, there are fields where you can circumvent this with self-learning and a very strong portfolio of projects demonstrating your self-taught accomplishments.
