The average student debt is around $40,000 - the cost of a BMW. If the recent college grads think of it that way, there’s no problem.
In addition, universities spend unexplainable sums on administration, especially on social administration, as well as big salaries for researchers/professors in social/political fields. Tuition could be cut 30% by just eliminating that.
Good points.
Anyone have experience working in a non public company that began to fall on hard times? The first choice is to: get back to basics. College needs to be forced to get back to that. Get rid of the semi pro athletic departments, the SPA dorms, the research outside of STEM areas and the like would be a good start. End the “remedial” basic areas of study...one should be admitted to college based on their achievement, not needing post high school make up.