School = Brainwash?

Oh, one more thing to add to this discussion, I can't stand the classes where all you have to do is memorize a bunch of descriptive terms. I study the day of the test, 20 minutes a chapter (or as fast as i can read them), then i forget everything the next day (or only remember it enough to pick out the answer from a selection - recognition). That is the major reason why i switched from business major, it was trivial and though most think its relevant to going into business, the truth of the matter is most people have to learn the specific workings of the business or company they wish to join anyways.

When universities require private sector to help with money, you can't expect anything different. You have classes designed by companies that will hire you once you're done with your studies. Universities can't do pomegranate because they need the money, teachers don't react because they're getting paid and students, at least most of them, don't know if they must agree or disagree.
You're missing knowledge that is great to know, that might be useful at some other point and whatnot because "why would a company waste their money in something that won't be useful for them?" The benefits are just not enough for them, so you must pay (yet again) learning less, in quantity and quality.