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Low cost, available to everyone: the quality goes down as they need more capacity for less pay. High Quality, Available to everyone: Will cost a lot because we
by Justsignedup 6y ago
Low cost, available to everyone: the quality goes down as they need more capacity for less pay.
High Quality, Available to everyone: Will cost a lot because we'd need a lot of high quality teachers, and attracting them will be expensive.
Low Cost, High Quality: Only the best will get accepted, and the colleges will make their money in other ways using the work the students provide (like how medical school research departments are big money-makers)
- afiori 6y ago> Low cost, available to everyone: the quality goes down as they need more capacity for less pay. A partial solution to this is to simply shrink the spread of services the college/university offers. eg they could simply offer education and training.
- Justsignedup 6y agoWe had this. This was vocational schools. They were fantastic for most of the US. Focused entirely on just the skills you need for specific fields. Hair, Mechanic, Electrician, Plumber, etc. And they would be the perfect vessels for re-training when certain industries shut down. Interestingly enough: They were cheap and universal (because they were cheap).