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The answer is that the colleges in other countries offer significantly less to the students. It's easier to do stuff for cheaper when you just provide less stu
by stale2002 7y ago
The answer is that the colleges in other countries offer significantly less to the students.
It's easier to do stuff for cheaper when you just provide less stuff.
- moorhosj 7y agoThen maybe that is the real discussion we should be having. Do publicly funded colleges really need brand new student unions, exercise facilities and dorms every 10 years?
- vonmoltke 7y agoThat is the real discussion we (US society) should be having. Unfortunately, things like giving up fancy new facilities or making admissions stricter are a very hard sell as nobody is willing to make those sacrifices, so the conversation revolves almost exclusively around who should be paying for an increasingly unsustainable system.
- rightbyte 7y agoAre there any proof of say german university degrees offers less than american?