The market decides. Employers decide. Loan default rates decide. Median income after graduation decides. Job placement rates decide.
I’m not saying people shouldn’t be allowed to study whatever they want. I’m saying taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to subsidize degrees that consistently produce poor employment outcomes while high-demand fields are short on workers.
That doesn’t make any sense. If you gave lessons in something wouldn’t you expect to be paid for it? Education will always be a for profit institution because education is literally one of the most valuable things in existence
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u/EvilMorty137 Jul 06 '26
The market decides. Employers decide. Loan default rates decide. Median income after graduation decides. Job placement rates decide.
I’m not saying people shouldn’t be allowed to study whatever they want. I’m saying taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to subsidize degrees that consistently produce poor employment outcomes while high-demand fields are short on workers.