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> It was only exacerbated by the pandemic No, it was exacerbated by ever increasing tution fees. You don't see this 'costumer' pressure on professors in full
by DoingIsLearning 4y ago
> It was only exacerbated by the pandemic
No, it was exacerbated by ever increasing tution fees.
You don't see this 'costumer' pressure on professors in fully funded public universities elsewhere in the world.
You are being given the privelege of access to higher education. However if you suddenly have to fork multiple years worth of savings to access it, it is likely that your level of demands (even if not legitimate in this case) is increased.
- Ekaros 4y agoOther issue is that there is just too many people with degrees. In past just passing meant that it was good enough filter. Now the GPA must also enter into picture, which drives demand for grade inflation lot higher. If this aspect didn't exist, I doubt grade inflation would either...
- etempleton 4y agoThis issue also persisted in public school where students were passed along. That has nothing to do with tuition.