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...that sounds reasonable. Would probably force tuition prices down since colleges would prefer some income vs none at all.
by itsyaboi 4y ago
...that sounds reasonable. Would probably force tuition prices down since colleges would prefer some income vs none at all.
- filoleg 4y agoOn the surface, it sounds reasonable, indeed. However, I followed the logical chain of thought of where that approach would lead. And I honestly don't want to live in a world where we reserve liberal arts and other non-STEM degree just for children of the wealthy, while the rest have to settle for "useful degrees". And I am saying that as someone who went to a college where almost everyone was doing STEM (which makes sense, given it was an engineering school).