From what I can tell, with perspectives from professors and administrators who are unhappy with the status quo, universities have become very administrative and

From what I can tell, with perspectives from professors and administrators who are unhappy with the status quo, universities have become very administrative and non-education initiative top heavy. A much leaner focus on teaching & research might help lower tuitions for a start. And more flexible STEM degrees, I.e. customized skill path degrees, to address student (and employer) demand for specialization. Also a problem I have seen: You know a university is run by the wrong people (managers instead of leaders), when the higher up’s are hiring consultants to tell them what they should be doing to address all the changes going on.