The Price You Pay: The spiraling cost of college

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  • Опубліковано 5 гру 2024
  • In our new series, “The Price You Pay,” we look at the rising cost of attending a public college, which has risen ten-fold since 1965. Tony Dokoupil reports on how amenities at some universities, aimed at attracting more students, are adding to the spiralling cost of higher education.
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  • @ninethreefivesix
    @ninethreefivesix 5 років тому +34

    I remember these types of videos coming out when I was about to go to college in 2010. And it's only gotten worse! Some country we live in.

    • @jeanp.5929
      @jeanp.5929 4 роки тому +1

      we are in the midst of another recession because of the corona virus epidemic so videos like this are probably just another trend of people going back to school and the news trying to capitalize on it.

  • @BollywoodMediaOnline
    @BollywoodMediaOnline 4 роки тому +23

    The University of Houston President interviewed has a salary listed online as $913,351
    annually

    • @TooHonest4_You
      @TooHonest4_You 4 роки тому +6

      Doesnt include the yearly bonuses Presidents get. And other off the books perks. So 1.3M is quite possible

  • @549BR
    @549BR 5 років тому +15

    Don't forget the obscene pay given to administrators and professors, with many exceeding Governors pay. It all started when student loans came into being and were promoted by the institutions. We see this clearly with the LSU president who just doesn't get it. She sounds like a used car sales person; a bad one at that.

  • @RobertHurleyJr
    @RobertHurleyJr 4 роки тому +9

    I like this guys aggressive not back down attitude.

  • @LoveMiaMia
    @LoveMiaMia 5 років тому +10

    No good answers and no good solutions! Exactly

  • @princesskaitlinhazelwood4703
    @princesskaitlinhazelwood4703 3 роки тому +4

    This is pathetic. The college and university system is a joke. Building resorts and neglecting actual education that will allow kids to build a future.

  • @ramanpreciado2241
    @ramanpreciado2241 4 роки тому +15

    she gave such a trash answer and didnt even actually answer the question how do we solve this debt enormous we students pay

  • @Johnf275
    @Johnf275 5 років тому +12

    Why? Guaranteed backed loans from the Government allowed Colleges to raised tuition knowing that people would still come. This is what happens when you let government into systems. Competition did not raise tuition, it would lower it.

    • @Нейтик
      @Нейтик 3 роки тому +3

      Finally someone says it!!! Spot on

  •  5 років тому +5

    Every trick is available to take more and more money out of our pockets. What ever happen to getting a damn education?

  • @trustmemysonisadoctor8479
    @trustmemysonisadoctor8479 5 років тому +8

    The school president said the "Lazy River" supports the educational environment? I thought that was why you have good libraries, and competent professors. She needs to remember that educational facilities exist to educate not entertain.

    • @Victor-tl4dk
      @Victor-tl4dk 2 роки тому +2

      and good student-teacher ratios. A good learning environment is not 300 students/professor.

  • @MidnightBliss
    @MidnightBliss 3 роки тому +3

    Don't you just love how they make all of these unnecessary upgrades to a university, like adding a "Lazy River," but then never ask the students if they want to pay for it in their 30's and 40's?!?

  • @Victor-tl4dk
    @Victor-tl4dk 2 роки тому +2

    I understand a university being nice and maybe having a gym and pool, but what colleges do today is crazy. It's not a resort!
    The pool should never ever be in better condition than the library and it should probably not be like a lazy river at a water park- there are water parks for that.

  • @TheBrownSpartan
    @TheBrownSpartan 3 роки тому +3

    WE have to voice our displeasure! Many local schools do very little to prepare their students for college. Secondary education should expose the children to a variety of careers.
    This gentleman is 100% correct about the cost of an education. The average student leaves college having 40,000 dollars in debt. Vermont leads all states with an average tuition cost of $29,541 for in state students and $41,145 for out of state students. Private college expenses are 72% higher. The average college student will have close to 40,000 dollars in student loan debt.
    Meanwhile, the average FBS college football coach earns 2.89 million a year according to USA TODAY. College coaches salaries are led by Alabama's Lou Saban who earns 9 3 million dollars a year to coach football.
    College Presidents make more money than any elected or appointed public official including the governor of their state. The distinction for the highest paid president belongs to USC. His base pay is 1.467 million dollars. Each year the cost of their additional perks (like housing) increases. The USC president recieved 5.487 million in additional perks.
    I have no problem with the aforementioned professionals earning a decent wage but there should not be such a deep economic chasm between the students and these college employees.

  • @dobbysboggart6883
    @dobbysboggart6883 5 років тому +3

    People need to be less greedy. If rich folks are looking for a charitable cause, they can sponsor scholarships. If you want government to pay for free college, just remember that the government has only got so much money to begin with. Money doesn't grow on trees. It comes from taxpayers.

  • @tdadp
    @tdadp 5 років тому +3

    I’m sorry but these colleges are ridiculous.You’re going to college to get knowledge and degree . You don’t go their do you have an experience as tho you on vacation in a fancy resort. Yea a college needs gym and pool but it doesn’t need a unrealistic needs like a lazy river or spa. Those amenities are meant for resort or a luxury housing not for a college student who couldn’t afford those luxuries without being put in Financial death in order to get a job .

  • @michaeln.2383
    @michaeln.2383 2 роки тому +1

    I understand where the university president is coming from. Students want it all. They want luxurious buildings, luxurious student housing, bigger football stadiums, and so forth.

    • @Victor-tl4dk
      @Victor-tl4dk Рік тому +2

      students don't know what they really would want because our pre-college education system sucks overall.

  • @conservativelens
    @conservativelens 5 років тому +3

    Some degrees are not worth the debt

  • @FioNensa26
    @FioNensa26 3 роки тому +1

    I feel these days whether you have a college degree or not it does not really matter because Racism still exists , health care is so expensive its almost impossible to live in this country besides the millionaires , and billionaires

  • @HanzouTooRi
    @HanzouTooRi 5 років тому +5

    this woman is very money hungry

  • @drunclecookie216
    @drunclecookie216 5 років тому

    my niece just got accepted into a 4 year university for special ed. she
    was raised by a single mother who makes barely above minimum wage. due
    to her high school grades, ACT score, and low income she got a tuition
    waiver for all 4 years of college. the dorm fee is an extra $9800 a
    year. she applied for additional financial aid and they are going to
    give her $10,000 a semester! I've never heard of anyone getting that
    much financial aid before, but if the numbers are right she will have a
    little over $40,000 left over by the time she graduates. I'm guessing
    the financial aid doesn't take into account the scholarships she gets
    towards tuition

    • @bettysmith4527
      @bettysmith4527 2 роки тому +1

      Because low income families get rewarded, meanwhile those who have worked their butts off to make better pay are stuck with the cost of full tuition.... The harder you work in the US, the more financially punished you are!!

  • @qilinxie2136
    @qilinxie2136 4 роки тому +1

    well explained!

  • @sampetrie340
    @sampetrie340 3 роки тому

    “Which would have advanced the most at the end of a month-the boy who had made his own jackknife from the ore which he had dug and smelted, reading as much as would be necessary for this-or the boy who had attended the lectures on metallurgy at the Institute in the meanwhile, and had received a Rodgers' penknife from his father? Which would be most likely to cut his fingers?... To my astonishment I was informed on leaving college that I had studied navigation!-why, if I had taken one turn down the harbor I should have known more about it. Even the poor student studies and is taught only political economy, while that economy of living which is synonymous with philosophy is not even sincerely professed in our colleges. The consequence is, that while he is reading Adam Smith, Ricardo, and Say, he runs his father in debt irretrievably.”
    ― Henry David Thoreau, Walden

  • @CJ-fh5xq
    @CJ-fh5xq 4 роки тому

    They are not worrying because they know the bank or government will give students 60k+ no problem free.

  • @LambertBowden56
    @LambertBowden56 Рік тому

    Colleges know the government will pay for your loan. You are stuck with the bill by the end...

  • @zaidzubair9161
    @zaidzubair9161 5 років тому +2

    since 1969

  • @macman2141
    @macman2141 9 місяців тому

    Education just like healthcare has become a business….this is the simple answer to why college costs so much 🤦🏽‍♂️smh!!

  • @-----------------------------
    @----------------------------- 4 роки тому +8

    How to get a free education.
    Step 1 Community College
    The end

    • @jocelyncooper1738
      @jocelyncooper1738 3 роки тому +1

      Even community colleges where I am are increasing tuition.

  • @austinbyrd4164
    @austinbyrd4164 4 роки тому

    The only reason colleges cost so much now is because of mandatory loans.

  • @edmihovsky4404
    @edmihovsky4404 3 роки тому +1

    Lol SHE needs more college graduates.

  • @Bozewani
    @Bozewani 4 роки тому

    Арабский китайский внгийский фраецуский русский испанский

  • @zaidzubair9161
    @zaidzubair9161 5 років тому +1

    anybody fron 2060?

  • @TROSTINO4KA
    @TROSTINO4KA 5 років тому

    Круть

  • @ivedoneyouwrong9920
    @ivedoneyouwrong9920 5 років тому +1

    Bernie 2020

  • @MinhasA
    @MinhasA 5 років тому

    Go Tigers , LoL

  • @drunclecookie216
    @drunclecookie216 5 років тому

    my niece just got accepted into a 4 year university for special ed. she
    was raised by a single mother who makes barely above minimum wage. due
    to her high school grades, ACT score, and low income she got a tuition
    waiver for all 4 years of college. the dorm fee is an extra $9800 a
    year. she applied for additional financial aid and they are going to
    give her $10,000 a semester! I've never heard of anyone getting that
    much financial aid before, but if the numbers are right she will have a
    little over $40,000 left over by the time she graduates. I'm guessing
    the financial aid doesn't take into account the scholarships she gets
    towards tuition

  • @drunclecookie216
    @drunclecookie216 5 років тому +1

    my niece just got accepted into a 4 year university for special ed. she
    was raised by a single mother who makes barely above minimum wage. due
    to her high school grades, ACT score, and low income she got a tuition
    waiver for all 4 years of college. the dorm fee is an extra $9800 a
    year. she applied for additional financial aid and they are going to
    give her $10,000 a semester! I've never heard of anyone getting that
    much financial aid before, but if the numbers are right she will have a
    little over $40,000 left over by the time she graduates. I'm guessing
    the financial aid doesn't take into account the scholarships she gets
    towards tuition

  • @drunclecookie216
    @drunclecookie216 5 років тому

    my niece just got accepted into a 4 year university for special ed. she
    was raised by a single mother who makes barely above minimum wage. due
    to her high school grades, ACT score, and low income she got a tuition
    waiver for all 4 years of college. the dorm fee is an extra $9800 a
    year. she applied for additional financial aid and they are going to
    give her $10,000 a semester! I've never heard of anyone getting that
    much financial aid before, but if the numbers are right she will have a
    little over $40,000 left over by the time she graduates. I'm guessing
    the financial aid doesn't take into account the scholarships she gets
    towards tuition