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With the demise of Grad PLUS loans, many professions - medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, law, social work, data science, architecture - could become the exclusive province of rich kids.
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If we can do a better job putting Americans to work, we won’t need to attract as many new Americans to maintain growth.
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To provide relevant work experience for all students, colleges will need to invest in muscular employer engagement while simultaneously reimagining on-campus employment.
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As top colleges reject thousands of supremely qualified applicants every year, their waitlists feel punitive. On the other hand, Raya’s waitlist has the energy of trying to get into a hot new club.
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AI is in the process of devaluing degrees, making work experience more valuable, and transforming apprenticeships into critical national infrastructure.
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There’s a Goldilocks solution to America’s math education crisis where relatable problems aren’t so simple that there’s no learning but not so complex and irrelevant that there’s no learning.
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Policymaking-by-anecdote is no way to run a country. That is unless you’re against abundance and apprenticeship.
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If colleges close themselves off to economic changes from scientific progress and digital transformation, they're likely to face dire consequences.
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The demise of Grad PLUS loans marks the end of the Golden Age of Master’s Degrees.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, manufacturing jobs aren’t good jobs. But they can be good entry-level jobs.
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