New ideas face an uphill battle not only because of legitimate concerns, but also because of humanity’s tendency to be uncomfortable with change – a phenomenon known as status quo bias.
Higher education financing is no exception, as illustrated by John Villasenor’s op-ed defending the idea that all majors should be charged the same tuition (Florida recently proposed charging different tuContinue Reading »
By Andrew Gillen on 14 Jan 2013 in College Costs and Student Debt, Higher Education and tagged College Majors, College Tuition, Liberal Arts
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