Perhaps facing a crisis is what low-quality colleges need. The current system is a failure. It doesn't make sense that in an age where so many top-end study mat

Perhaps facing a crisis is what low-quality colleges need. The current system is a failure. It doesn't make sense that in an age where so many top-end study materials are available so ubiquitously, easily, and much cheaper than ever (even freely!), getting a diploma has become such an onerous undertaking, and that the accompanying tuition is proving to be increasingly inadequate to prepare its graduates for a cutthroat job market. Throwing more money at the problem isn't going to solve anything when we don't even know what the hell the system is doing with all the cash funnelled into it in the first place.