The Benefits Of Raising College Tuition

"If you look at the long-term trend, (college tuition) has been rising almost six percent above the rate of inflation," said Ray Franke, a professor of education at the University of Massachusetts, Boston. "That's brought immense pressure from the media and general public, asking whether college is still worth it." Despite the annual sticker shock, millions of American students and their families still believe it is, and many experts concur, pointing out that college graduates, on average, do still make considerably more than those with just have a high school diploma. Additionally, as an economic studied, the inflation that I mention is the ability the purchased has been reducing by many factors such as demand-pull, supply-cost, and built-in inflation. Because
And even though the tuition is high but the student choose to go on that path because they believe college degree is the definition of brighter future and the key to success. As for me, it is one of the reason why I am here. I first thought free tuition would be great, but now the thing change when I did research. Can you imagine if the tuition for college is free, how many people would be in college? Of course there would be more student, which also mean more graduate student in a year. Consequently, less employed on high school diploma, as a result more competitive on college degree instead. At that time, when bachelor degree is affordable, then the student would go on master degree and doctoral degree instead. Also the rate of employment would following change by shifting instead of reform. Don’t you agree? Otherwise to say, if there is 1000 student who have doctoral degree and 1000 student who has master degree, the priority employed would be the group who has doctoral degree. Now if there is only 2000 doctoral degree, then there is no priority, it would just depends on your resume, interview,