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* No comparison with other time periods, and their respective tuition fees. * No comparison with other countries, and their respective policies. * No data on
by tom-lord 11y ago
* No comparison with other time periods, and their respective tuition fees.
* No comparison with other countries, and their respective policies.
* No data on where these students graduate from, or in which subjects, or with which grades, or what their average salary is X years later, or whether they'll actually be able to pay back the loan.
It's missing a huge amount of important information; you really can't justify the conclusion "tuition fees are good" from this alone.
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- icebraining 11y agoI don't think the claim is "tuition fees are good," but that reducing them may not be the best use of the allocated money.