California colleges grapple with drop in enrollment
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2024-02-23に共有
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コメント (21)
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Here's an idea. Make college affordable so that students don't have to take out loans.
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It’s not a crisis. It’s common sense. The degrees aren’t worth the cost. The only people for whom this is a “crisis” are the administrators and faculty who live off the students’ tuition.
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Didn’t you guys increase tuition by 6%? It’s only fair to loose 6% of your students.
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This segment says NOTHING about why the cost is so damn high
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Most college majors don’t prepare you for the job market, yet keep charging crazy amounts for tuition.
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College is unaffordable and college degrees are useless now
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No crisis. People got tired of buying garbage degrees and being piled in debt. Its a horrible business model that finally came full circle.
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Universities need reform: 1. Useless degrees 2. Way too expensive 3. Too many administrators 4. Useless amenities that are marketed to draw in students 5. Lack of free speech 6. Too much ideology and not enough learning 7. The way they tech economics, history, and civics are ineffective and counter-productive
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College and grad school tuition continues to go up while people continues to be laid off or struggle to keep up with inflation. How are students supposed to enroll and afford the ever increasing tuition costs?
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Stating that people with a college degree will make more money in the future is intentionally deceptive.
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Agree with most folks. College educated people with 10 years of work experience can barely afford to live here much less a college student working part time at the mall and taking 18 units.
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“Someone with a college degree is going to earn more in a lifetime” yeah….that sales pitch doesn’t fly today. There are simply too many entrepreneurs without college education that earn WAY more than there college educated counterpart.
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Lay off faculty? How about the administrators? CA universities have huge payroll of on teaching emploiyees.
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My daughter is in second year engineering, her tuition is about $6000 per year. You might have guessed it’s not in the states.
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Colleges continue to raise tution and we are now at a breaking point where so many people cannot afford it.
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Liberal arts degrees aren't worth wiping your ass with these days.
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High cost of living, high crime, sky high prices. It's not rocket science why yet admin are gonna look at this and wonder "why won't they fork over money to us?"
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Not only is it getting too expensive, they've let the campuses decline dramatically. Nothing like paying bay area prices and sitting in a classroom fresh outta 1992
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You don't get what you pay for anymore. The trades are far more lucrative now. Even STEM is under threat with all the tech layoffs and that sector slowing.
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Ya how about they lower to cost to attend these places
