This is according to a study by Forges Magazine. I find it interesting. Exclusive: Employers Are Souring On Ivy League Grads, While These 20 “New Ivies” Ascend (forbes.com)
Higher Ed Dumbs Down Much of Society – Really. Here’s How
February 2, 2021 by
As a professor I have seen how the corrupted values in higher education have sent destructive waves throughout all of American education; and thus against the bulwark of our economy, our politics, and our society. Here is the process in a nutshell. ● It starts with poor undergraduate education for all but a very small […]
James Madison on Education and Democracy
February 1, 2021 by
Sadly, in today’s world of higher education, the institutions that Madison trusted to “diffuse knowledge” have used that trust to take knowledge, money and fame for themselves. Of course, when I say institutions, I don’t mean every institution, or every member of any particular institution. But everyone does bear some responsibility for stopping this. It […]
These 25 schools are responsible for the greatest advances in science
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Link to Repayment Data
October 13, 2015 by
Link to My Discussion of Higher Ed on “Up Front Fridays” in Traverse City, Michigan
September 14, 2015 by
Source: Series: Up Front Fridays ( It is shown on UpNorthTV . I’m the first guest on 9/14/2015. It is only an eight minute segment. It can also be viewed online on www.upnorthmedia.org An Important Note: Something I said in the interview was not exactly correct. I said that professors at top schools don’t want to teach. What I […]
Colleges Are Fooling You About “Tuition”
September 12, 2015 by
One thing college do know – they know what it is that most people don’t know, and how to mislead them. It’s amazing how hard they work to not disseminate knowledge. (See this post for another example of their efforts.) Anyway, look at this graph. PublishedVSNet_TuitionGraph There was a good article about this and some discussion […]
Student Chimes in on How Hard Students Work – Good Read with Good Comments
Opinion | College students study plenty. What they need is more social life. – The Washington Post The title is misleading. It’s still a good view from a student. You can read my comment on the site.