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I really don't understand it. A good education is a good thing, but it's hardly necessary to succeed in today's workforce. There's also lots of alternatives t
by spkthed 17y ago
I really don't understand it. A good education is a good thing, but it's hardly necessary to succeed in today's workforce. There's also lots of alternatives to getting a college education. As the cost to get an education continues to increase and as the benefits from it continue to decrease there's going to be a point where the tide starts flowing the other way.
It's also increasingly likely that small/smaller businesses will be the companies of the future instead of the giant corporations we have now.
In spite of all of that, colleges continue to do business as usual. It's a really strange dynamic. It appears to me that colleges have lost their goals of teaching people necessary skills and have begun to exist simply for themselves.