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It would be interesting to see colleges investing in people via education and getting returns via some sort of percentage of the first years of professional car
by huevosabio 14y ago
It would be interesting to see colleges investing in people via education and getting returns via some sort of percentage of the first years of professional career... Say, let the university teach/prepare the kids, and then for the first 10 years charge a 10% "income tax'(numbers would vary)... Some careers would be quite idiotic to promote, while others very good, it would further incentivize colleges to shape kids into productive citizens and give better education and resources... and then people who chose crappy majors can no longer complain about how the system sucks, because they paid little to nothing for what they got...
- chii 14y agoYou then end up with little to no incentive for "non-profit" producing things, like archeology. While it might work, it does detract from the purposes of a university, which is to educate, not vocational training. Its a shame that not more people opt for vocational training instead of university, then expecting to get vocational training at a university, all the while complaining it costs so much more.