I'm amazed that you say that calculus has had a much greater impact on society when virtually every database, graphics manipulation or economic analysis uses principles of linear algebra.
Can you substantiate "millions of transfer students between thousands of universities every quarter"? That seems like outlandish hyperbole. Irrespective of the precise number, a system with momentum is not sufficient justification for its continuation.
Can you substantiate "millions of transfer students between thousands of universities every quarter"? That seems like outlandish hyperbole. Irrespective of the precise number, a system with momentum is not sufficient justification for its continuation.