The battle between doing good versus doing well affects most people at some point in their lives. We can do our best to help others if we are in a good place financially. In this episode, we introduce one of Coplin's former students, Tori Perez Shires, Chief Development Officer at the Rescue Mission, a Syracuse-based non-profit that provides food, shelter, and various resources to impoverished communities. Coplin calls Tori out for her stint as a beer salesperson before she shares her unique journey between doing good and doing well. Listen now.

They really are. In this week's episode, Coplin goes on one of his most famous rants, where he criticizes students, corporations, politicians, and the media for having no sense of priority. He examines why priorities play such a big role in success, and also how they can disrupt your life. Get your priorities straight, and listen now.

Get your mind out of the gutter... it's not about sex. In this week's episode, Coplin speaks on the importance of F****. Listen now to solve the mystery.

For the first time, Coplin reads his Rate My Professor reviews. From sharp criticisms — to ecstatic praise — to even sharper criticisms, Coplin dives into the world of student opinion. He addresses some of his core beliefs, (minorly) bruises his ego, and reflects on the various experiences he's had working with college kids.  

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"Four quarters and a college degree will get you a dollar." College professor Bill Coplin gives a realistic look into what college can do for you. He exposes the overpriced education system for lacking experience-based learning, before criticizing the inefficient curriculum of liberal arts. But don't be discouraged. Coplin gives you the skills to succeed in college, and in your career. Listen now for advice, a laugh, and a daring criticism of college.