Thursday, January 3, 2013

College Teaching's Poor Quality


Over 4,000 colleges and universities now enroll over 17 million students. College has become a huge growth industry. Unfortunately the industry has also changed and mutated negatively, with far too little oversight of quality.

Colleges appear to be primarily in the business of acquiring students, differing to a degree, only in their approach to marketing.

Some do so as research centers. They may boast professors with science awards and Nobel Prizes. These are very appealing marketing devices. Such esteemed faculty also attract grants and endowments, as well as students. 
 
But that’s a façade and not a teaching-type institution in which to attend.(See the Earl J Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole tweets.)

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