Colleges ain’t car dealerships: The case for privatizing higher education is bankrupt

If We’re Serious About Cutting the Cost of College, Here Is Where to Start

Three-year degrees don’t just make sense financially. They’re also good for students’ development and careers, says John Kroger. Want to cut college costs by 25 percent? That is not a fantasy. Right now, we can reduce the cost of higher education by 25 percent by cutting the amount of time it takes to get a degree. If we are serious about improving the impact and cost of higher education, this is the place to start.

Colleges ain’t car dealerships: The case for privatizing higher education is bankrupt

Vedder’s book is a paradigmatic example of how misguided — and dangerous — free-market absolutism can be.

AI risks undermining the heart of higher education

If students don’t make the effort to comprehend, synthesise and relate ideas for themselves, they will miss out on meaningful academic growth, says Zahid Naz