Re:On average, skipping college and investing tuition costs ...
by Tritrin on Thursday June 08, 2017 @05:15AM
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Did you actually reply to the staticelf's comment? From what I can tell your reply is:
>The efficiency tradeoffs that come with increased system complexity are real, the break-even ROI points are real.
But what do you mean by this concretely, are you saying that if we can find an financial deficit by offering college free then we should stop? Would you say that there is no other good offered by higher education than that measured in monetary gain for the individual & society?
>The efficiency tradeoffs that come with increased system complexity are real, the break-even ROI points are real.
But what do you mean by this concretely, are you saying that if we can find an financial deficit by offering college free then we should stop? Would you say that there is no other good offered by higher education than that measured in monetary gain for the individual & society?