In this case it’s more like “why should the lower middle class pay for the upper middle classes interpretative dance history classes” Educational institutions

In this case it’s more like “why should the lower middle class pay for the upper middle classes interpretative dance history classes” Educational institutions in general are utterly obese with bloat and it’s a direct consequences of moves like this. I don’t really put the same weight on somebodies right to learn within a brick and mortar institution instead of being auto dictate learning from the internet as I do on peoples right to healthcare, especially considering the economic argument for it has long gone out the window due to elite overproduction. The more money we pump in as well the more degrees flood the market and the more the credential requirements are raised to get any job forcing students to waste years of their life stroking the egos of incompetent teachers so somebody will give them a job. A pox on fuelling the education cartel with more and more debt. Starve the beast.