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That explanation neatly leaves out governments no longer subsidizing education like they used to or state universities being forced to be "for profit" to surviv
by drewcoo 2y ago
That explanation neatly leaves out governments no longer subsidizing education like they used to or state universities being forced to be "for profit" to survive.
I can only speak for what's happened in the US and have no experience with colleges elsewhere.
It's a case of well-intentioned (in their context) people from each political side that made this mess collectively.
- thereddaikon 2y agoI'm not sure which higher education subsidies you are talking about. I know the military's GI Bill benefits are worse than they used to be.