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<p>What I meant was I am not for the abolition of some courses or programs, which sakky was trying to imply due to having low ROI (in the point of the graduates). Some of those BA programs at Cal serve as pre-law or pre-med programs instead of the rigid and more demanding eng’g programs. That’s just one reason. Another is, some graduates fo those programs actually proceed to postgrad and specialize in the field making Cal the number 1 producer of postgrad students in the whole US. And, lastly, Cal isn’t a specialize school like Caltech but a multi-university like Harvard.</p>