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Seems far too much for an online-only degree, but I guess the danger is devaluing the MIT brand. And in essence I guess it is a sort of freemium structure.
by mattmanser 11y ago
Seems far too much for an online-only degree, but I guess the danger is devaluing the MIT brand.
And in essence I guess it is a sort of freemium structure.
- cheald 11y agoThe $33k is for an on-campus semister to complete the Master's, not the online MicroMaster's degree.
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- sbose78 11y ago>> danger is devaluing the MIT brand If more people have access to quality education, and they are eventually given a degree based on how they perform in the course, we should not be bothered about brand value. Educational institutions should cater to as many students as possible without compromising on quality.