Pragmatist-in-chief Donald Trump Could Halt Consumption of High-Cost Low ROI Graduate Degrees
Again, The Economist is at it: Presenting the data that those expensive Master's degrees typically have, as the headline reads, "Diminishing returns." For years that publication has had the mission of trying to wise up potential consumers of advanced degrees to not make the purchase: The BA/BS is plenty and should be a terminal degree. The Wall Street Journal has also launched crusades against Ivies billing plenty for degrees such as the MFA from Columbia which have a lousy ROI when it comes to salaries. BTW, good luck even being hired. Finally something might get done about this tragic reality. A minor disruption could happen if institutions of higher learning are mandated to issue disclaimers for degrees which inflict big student loan debt and doom the consumer to low compensation. The Economist discusses that. But the big bang could blast through the higher education system if Donald Trump focuses his attention on finally ending America's blind faith i...