Re:On average, skipping college and investing tuition costs ...
by jrs95 on Sunday June 04, 2017 @09:50PM
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In this case, I do think it's what we ought to care about. We have serious problems related to job skills and underemployment that need to be addressed far more than philosophy/art/etc needs to be subsidized. I'm especially opposed to just flooding our existing institutions with money, since they seem poorly equipped to deliver what's needed economically for either their students or for society in general.
We could do a much better job of improving education by reforming K-12 than we could by just pumping money into our higher education system imo
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