'43% of recent college grads are underemployed'? A cynic might rephrase as '43% of a trillion-dollar industry's customers were swindled out of massive amounts of money by false promises and media hype about the economic value of a college degree'https://twitter.com/FT/status/1061861920632922112 …
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Is this what happens in other places where tuition is provided by the government?
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It's certainly happened in Britain, where I worked in academia for 9 years.
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This is already functionally the case in many areas because people with masters are competing for those same spots
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Also having taxpayers fund 4 year holiday retreats for the wealthiest Americans is a pretty regressive scheme of you ask me.
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Depends on how hard it is to get in.
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Control that bubble by raising entrance requirements. Further, improved output through superior input. Numerus Clausus.
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