Illiberal arts colleges: Pay more, get less (free speech) – Brookings Institution

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Rick
9 years ago

Profit wise these colleges clean up. It costs only a teacher and a classroom to stand up humanities classes. Whereas standing up a class in electronics, medicine, physics, etc. Costs much more in equipment, labs, etc. Most of these cheap classes devolve into echo chambers for snowflakes. Whereas a STEM class is focused on goals and skills and the cost of not wasting the semester on arguments over what bathroom to use.

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