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At the end of the day you have you deliver value, and being in debt for a lifetime isn't value. My fear is that the higher end schools won't change their ways a
by michaelpinto 16y ago
At the end of the day you have you deliver value, and being in debt for a lifetime isn't value. My fear is that the higher end schools won't change their ways and that only the very rich will be able to get a degree from a name school. I really see this as hurting the middle class in a huge way...
- masterzora 16y agoWith the number of expensive top-ranked schools giving out large need-based grants, the situation is far less dire than the graph would have you believe. At least right now they're pretty generous even to the middle class, although I will not deny the existence of some outliers who do get totally screwed.
- michaelpinto 16y agoYou know maybe it comes down to a definition of "top ranked" — perhaps I'm really thinking of the second tier (say an NYU) next to the very top (say a Harvard).