how-to-save-college

how-to-save-college

2/14/2013

link

http://www.theawl.com/2013/02/how-to-save-college

summary

In this thought-provoking essay, the author presents a critique of the current state of college education in America and proposes potential solutions for saving it. The author argues that the rising costs of tuition and the burden of student debt have made college inaccessible for many students, leading to a decline in the value and relevance of higher education. The essay explores various ideas for reforming the system, including making college more affordable, emphasizing vocational training, and reimagining the curriculum to focus on practical skills. The author advocates for a renewed emphasis on critical thinking, creativity, and adaptability, suggesting that these qualities are essential for success in the modern job market. Ultimately, the article challenges the traditional model of higher education and encourages readers to consider alternative approaches to saving college.

tags

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