What *should* happen is the elimination of breadth requirements.
All the money will eventually be dispersed among those who figure out how to accurately accredit. Free education... Costly and severe accreditation.https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-future-of-u-s-higher-education-a-few-stars-many-satellites-11616358910 …
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The plight of the adjunct and contract faculty will become standard to almost *all* currently existing faculty in the humanities: a few superstars in their fields as full profs in elite schools with the rest being simply TAs as the courses are farmed out online contractually.
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If people actually want loan forgiveness it should come from the endowments of universities, not tax payers
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Physics education clearly failed you.
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Future state is easy to understand...the real difficult questions are going to come down to a generation of people who felt they’d been lied to regarding the necessity of a college education and how to treat those costs incurred.
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The corpratization of education.
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<5% are accepted into Harvard, >95% Harvard students graduate. Acceptance letters may establish intellectual compliance more than graduation certificates. https://digitalabsurdist.com/home/economical-dropouts …
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Why? If you just use acceptance letters you'd increase risk relative to the 5% who do not graduate
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