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On one hand, with the cost of a university education in the US, doing this analysis is rational. On the other, as a society and an economy, we give up so many i
by dv_dt 5y ago
On one hand, with the cost of a university education in the US, doing this analysis is rational. On the other, as a society and an economy, we give up so many indirect benefits by filtering out degrees that don’t have a high ROI or even a first order negative ROI.
- chii 5y ago> we give up so many indirect benefits ... So if you make those benefits direct, or have those who obtain value from these benefits pay for them, then you can obtain the true cost of a degree, and the true ROI.