Diverse Sacrifices, Diverse Rewards, Diverse Policies
One of the trickiest things about developing smart higher education policy is that its clients are unbelievably diverse: privileged private-school educated 18 year-olds, first-generation students, working adults, etc. And the returns to education are equally diverse: strong for Bachelors’ and Master’s Degrees but less so for Doctorates, often strong in professionally-oriented fields and less so in Arts (at least in the first few years). Coming up with reasonable pricing and student aid policies that can be generally accepted as fair
May 4, 2016
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