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According to an Ethics Professor at the University I went to, which was a large public university that charges very high tuition rates, the school on average LO
by ben_jones 10y ago
According to an Ethics Professor at the University I went to, which was a large public university that charges very high tuition rates, the school on average LOST money per student, and instead broke even through various other forms of revenue. Tuition rates are inversely related to state funding of higher education, suggesting that it is entirely the loan providers, local businesses, and real estate managers, who profit off of students and their parents.
That's my 2 cents at least.
- michaelbuddy 10y agoPlenty of schools make money. Problem is they are constantly on a hyper growth track. The current way of doing things is unsustainable for students. And frankly instead of introducing young adults to the real world, they are doing a terrible job by shielding them from it until the kids find out they're in debt big time for the next decade.