Education=Debt

Going off of the recent news about acceptance rates, part of the increase in applications to top schools may have to do with many realizing that the debt required for an undergraduate degree is not worth the value of the education unless it is from an elite institution.

More on the fleecing of the middle class by the University-Industrial Complex here.

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