GMU has stepped up to fill that gap. All the faculty at the campus will be new, Walsch said, and some of them are leaders of their fields across the country. The days of attending college for fun and social life are quickly passing, replaced by students focused on finding jobs in their chosen fields. While the idea of choosing such a specific scope of study may seem limiting at first, these tailor-made classes will actually open up many opportunities for learning and employment for the students. We hope that, as students take advantage of high tech classes firmly grounded in reality, they'll also wander over to GMU's Fairfax campus, and indulge in a course in women's studies, or art history, maybe creative writing, and give the left side of the brain a good workout, too.
Creative thinkers are always in demand.