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I don't disagree. But, at a time when the cost/benefit ratio of college is challenged every day in popular discourse, maybe colleges have no choice but to embra
by HillaryBriss 7y ago
I don't disagree. But, at a time when the cost/benefit ratio of college is challenged every day in popular discourse, maybe colleges have no choice but to embrace "The customer is always right" as a fundamental value.
- Chazprime 7y agoThe difference here is that the college appears to have actively taken part in the protests, as opposed to merely letting them happen.
- HillaryBriss 7y agoYeah, and that's how a college can really show some hustle and outcompete. I mean, imagine an idealistic 12th grader with a social justice bent. Does she choose a college that merely pays lip service to her righteous values, or does she choose one that jumps right into the trenches alongside her, blasting a megaphone and waving a giant sign?
- nradov 7y agoCollege administrators always have the option of doing the right thing, even when it impacts revenue.