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Just because you find the price of college irrational, doesn't mean that the market will automatically correct it. If the past years and crashes have proved any
by tsunamifury 9y ago
Just because you find the price of college irrational, doesn't mean that the market will automatically correct it. If the past years and crashes have proved anything, its that the market will stay irrational until it crashes.
- ianai 9y agoIt doubly blows my mind considering campuses now compete against online colleges. There are definitely important differences between the two experiences. But you still have to weigh the two against one another. At some point that should undercut the costs. As far as being a bubble...there's definitely overvaluation. I think the term "bubble" is both too small and too narrow focused for what's going on right now. People just voted in Trump because they want work. I don't know how society corrects all of this, and it all feels related.