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Based on that criteria, wouldn't universities also have to close math, biology, physics, foreign languages, environmental science, psychology, architecture, civ
by rdouble 13y ago
Based on that criteria, wouldn't universities also have to close math, biology, physics, foreign languages, environmental science, psychology, architecture, civil engineering, etc?
- dnautics 13y agoI'm sure there will be some rich people around who could pay for tuition in general up front, the departments that generate 'students that can get modest jobs' might become smaller. Of course, then the supply of educated mathematicians, biologists, physicists, would get smaller, too, and their pay will go up, and everything will reach a saner equilibrium.
- jamesaguilar 13y agoMath, biology, and civil engineering are all on the high end of graduate pay.