For every $1 earned by college graduates, those who drop out earn 67 cents. For decades, this degree premium has been the best advertisement for higher education. We know college is worth it, but at what cost to individuals and society?
The question is not an easy one to answer because of the increasingly complex ways students and families are financing their education. Just as colleges Continue Reading »
By Jeff Selingo on 16 Nov 2012 in College Costs and Student Debt, Higher Education and tagged College Education Debt, Overborrowing, Parent Loans, Student Loans
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