Between the cost of attending college and a dwindling (traditional) college-aged population, and doubt of a university education’s value, universities are struggling to attract and retain students. In response, administrators cut budgets, departments, and jobs that often effect the student experience — their access to classes, mentors, and opportunities. Does a university education still have value or is the diploma becoming less and less worth the paper it’s printed on? Crunch some numbers with us as we discuss value, priorities, and education. 

 

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