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by dinedal
1374 days ago
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Look, it's obvious when it's an aged degree and you can easily see that the granting of that degree has little chance to a highly paid job. What do you do when it isn't obvious? When I got my student loans for my comp sci degree, it was right at the bottom of the dot-com bust. Everyone was convinced all tech was going to be outsourced and that it was a dead end degree, foolish to pursue. If the banks had any say in if I would have gotten loans that year, it would have been no. And I wouldn't have gone on to a lucrative career in tech. I'm not convinced that letting loan underwriters pick the future labor force allocation is the solution. |
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The trick is to not require loans for school. Works great in Europe, why not the richest country in the world?