> shows that 40% of masters programs in the U.S. have no positive return.
> "If you take in the cost of attending and the time spent not working, what you get out of that master's degree doesn't even pay for itself,"
Calling that a "scam" runs contrary to that other claim I hear, that universities aren't supposed to be vocational education but more about research and personal enrichment.
> "If you take in the cost of attending and the time spent not working, what you get out of that master's degree doesn't even pay for itself,"
Calling that a "scam" runs contrary to that other claim I hear, that universities aren't supposed to be vocational education but more about research and personal enrichment.