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I would be interested to see how the school has changed over that time period. Specifically, the administrator to student ratio, the number of new deans or othe
by moorhosj 8y ago
I would be interested to see how the school has changed over that time period. Specifically, the administrator to student ratio, the number of new deans or other fundraisers, and the number of new buildings erected.
It seems like every school has a brand new student union and student workout facility.
- skh 8y agoAt my college not much. We are a public institution and cater to urban students who mostly are working adults.
- travisoneill1 8y agoThis. A major reason that college is so expensive is that they aren't really schools, but mini cities within a city. Don't see why they can't just offer classes and let the students live the rest of their lives like everybody else. Works fine in Europe.
- weberc2 8y agoWell, the federal government decided to extend a $70K line of credit to 18 year olds, and university administrators aren’t going to miss a chance to exploit the naïveté of these vulnerable young people. So it’s not a matter of whether or not we should fleece our students, but how long will we allow university administrators to get away with it (Note that none of this is particular to private universities, public universities are every bit as bad).
- jiveturkey 8y agonailed it