Quote (Scaly @ Apr 13 2015 09:45pm)
Because the guys who don't play football get that...
I think it's ridiculous that people get rewarded more for playing games at universities in America than they do for studying academia. Although I'll grant our tuition fees are quite high over here... but I don't know how they compare to the US.
the costs redic mostly due to free money aka you fill out a paper take a 50k/year loan and then its backed by the treasury and it cant be dispelled by bankruptcy so you see a lot of people going into majors that don't produce good paying jobs and then cant pay off that 200k loan. removing the safety net and bankruptcy provision you'll see costs force to be lowered would force the schools to offer better data on graduates/employment in their field.
and i'd go with linking the grad rates/ employment to state/fed dollars
currently for profit schools are abusing the free money giving substandard educations offing BSN degrees w/o real clinicals and then having those graduates be unable to transition to workforce and no one willing to hire them.