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Originally Posted by jimbomaybe
Education like just about anything else has costs so there will be a busines aspect to it, the expenditure has to be worth the expense , Blomberg has it that half of 25 year old's do not work in their field of study, many stories about large student debt and low paying jobs after graduation, yes changes in the economy but poor or no real planning for the most part, who should suffer for that? more government control ? ah the future !! the efficiency of the post office and the compassion of the IRS. I paid my kids tuition, they picked their own path, they had long talks with the Bank of Dad before any money was committed, six figure education and a low five figure job does not compute .
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Mosty industrialize nations have free education through college. It does not have to be a business. We now have $2T worth of student debt and the only people that seem to have benefited are the rich. The government is on the hook for those loans, it have been cheaper to simply provide state run non-profit universities. And let the rich go to private ivy league schools if they want to pay.