Some colleges and students are trying income-share agreements to cover education costs. There are hazards for both sides.
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A ‘Promising’ Idea With Practical Problems
Tag Archives: Higher Education
Student Debt Is A Drag, Not A Bubble
America’s pile of student loans won’t threaten the financial system the way bad mortgages did, but it’s still a problem.
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Business Talent Turns Elsewhere
International students continue to flock to leading business programs – but not in America.
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Protesting King Tut
On a liberal campus, fellow students push back against those who would hijack lectures and stifle open discussion.
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Warning: This Post About Triggers May Trigger You
When news articles come with “trigger warnings” in addition to gory headlines, something has gone wrong.
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College Buyer’s Remorse
For such a pricy product, college education produces a surprisingly large share of dissatisfied customers.
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Making Education More Expensive Through Subsidies
Like other subsidies, a tax break for employer-paid student loan debt will drive further increases in college costs.
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Penalizing The Wrong Party On Campus
A crackdown on companies marketing exploitive debit cards to students also ought to target complicit colleges and administrators.
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Rubio Picks Up On A Good Idea
Rubio wants to bust the college accreditation cartel – but you heard it here first.
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Pandemic Mortality In MBA Programs
COVID-19 takes down frail and compromised MBA programs, too.
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