https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2018/06/an-alternative-to-student-loan-debt/563093/ … lmao indentured servitude
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I’ll take you for your word that when a income share agreement terminates you’re released from your debt obligations, although these terms aren’t legally regulated. Bootcamps don’t solve the worthless degree issue, unless “not offering humanities degrees” is a solution
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Universities aren’t trade schools, and they’re not meant to be. The value of an education lies beyond just “how much money can I make out of school”
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this has not been true in the United States for two decades at least.
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In what way? Setting aside the philosophical argument of an “educated populace”, graduate enrollment in science and engineering in the past two decades have increased.
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the value proposition of undergraduate education in the united states is, for the vast, vast majority, is a return on investment on the debt required to get that education, and nothing else.
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Sure, but we also implicitly acknowledge that undergraduate years are used as a time to party, drink, and self-discovery. ROI on college eduction is certainly a major factor, but it’s definitely not the sole factor.
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