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Am i the only person that see's those types of numbers, and correlates them with the type of students the school attracts - the student who did not - or could n
by cloverich 13y ago
Am i the only person that see's those types of numbers, and correlates them with the type of students the school attracts - the student who did not - or could not - enter into an accredited 'regular' university?
Which is not to say that should necessarily impact the degree of scrutiny those schools receive. But perhaps worth considering - if they are serving students who are likely to get no education at all, is it better / worse? Honest, question - no implications here. Just think its something worth discussing.
- dnautics 13y agothese students are worse off. Because now they have a useless degree, some sunk time, and debt. But I think non-profits can be just as bad if not even worse, because the degree is still useless, there's just as much sunk time, and even more debt (since many nonprofits are more expensive than for-profits).