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We asked 6,000 New Englanders: Is a college degree still worth the cost?
Is college still worth it? At universities today, it’s a nearly $125,000 question — that’s how much
SRN PODCAST–The cost of attending college has increased 440 percent in the past 25 years, says Anne Neal, president of the American Council of Trustees and Alumni, largely because colleges and universities have abandoned their mission to educate students. Neal discusses with School Reform News Managing Editor Joy Pullmann why this has happened, what trustees and students can do, and why the economic crisis might help bring college education back in line.
Is college still worth it? At universities today, it’s a nearly $125,000 question — that’s how much
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