Tuition Bubble is About to Burst

Campus Reform Editor-in-Chief Zachary Marschall told Steve Gruber he expects the college tuition bubble to burst later this decade. Worrying numbers with Harvard applications and $90,000+ tuition rates spell trouble for higher education.
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[@TRabbit1970]

I LOVE the idea of the universities and colleges co-signing on the student loans, particularly for the junk degrees they push.

[@The_Dudester]

My alma mater now costs twenty times as much as it did in 1989. For instance, housing, 175.00 per semester in 1989. 3,586.00 per semester (same building) in 2024. WTF?

[@denbarb3]

I worked in the trades immediately after high school but then later went to college paid for by my employer.

[@zombieapocalypse3837]

Mike Rowe would be proud.

[@bigal25938]

Big prices at universities are racist.

[@MileHile]

Manual labor relies on physical ability. If someone is disabled or gets injured w/no higher education, then what? DEI isn't raising tuition. Look into private college endowments and insane student loan serviceers. They're both insane.