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by zanny
3620 days ago
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Except the actual cost of college is not free, and for a lot of material covered in colleges it is an extremely inefficient way to convey that information, in both time and monetary cost. A large part of the problem is that, in a glut of labor, employers use degrees as litmus tests of commitment rather than ability. If you can just ignore anyone who doesn't have a bachelors, you will, because why not? But that doesn't mean the bachelors is, at the macroeconomic level, worth it to society to push everyone to get. |
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