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Do you mean that, for example, studying law would be more expensive because there is a high probability of future income? Whereas, say, astrophysics would be ve
by teamonkey 15y ago
Do you mean that, for example, studying law would be more expensive because there is a high probability of future income? Whereas, say, astrophysics would be very cheap because there's a good chance that you'll stay in academia?
- dlitwak 15y agouhhh no, opposite. the university would have a greater incentive to foot the bill for your law degree because lawyers will probably make more money, therefore giving them more money.