DETC debunks myths that want it to be sub par

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I said already I'd have no problem attending a DETC school.
I suppose all the critics of the DETC system really mean to rephrase the 'prestige' debate in so many words, and in order to make it look credible to low-income people, or simply people who are determined to avoid feeding the idol of B&M schools with their cohort of hungry contracts, corrupt administrators, politicking teachers, varsity sport buffoons paid millions etc, they want to make it sound a question of credibility. Chasing 'prestige' will only leave 98% high and dry with a massive student debt they will never be able to repay, because it turns out the old man owning the company plays a bigger role than a diploma: mostly everybody got a degree these days.