The number and value of college degrees produced in the U.S. will be a bone of contention for a long time, and the marrow of that bone is that the cost of the degree is no longer borne solely by an individual but, increasingly, by taxpayers.Erik Kengaard, a Huffington Post web commenter said: “A $50,000 degree in art history from Podunk State University is probably a lousy investment. ...
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