Cost of College

Has the Cost of College Reached a Tipping Point? – Head Count – The Chronicle of Higher Education.

I’m going to continue to use this blog to educate and empower students and their families as it relates to the college choice process. The Chronicle of Higher Ed is a great resource, but I will do the heavy lifting for you:) Cost of attendance continues to be a concern. Educate yourself. Use your money to influence the kind of experience you want to have. Let your dollars to the talking, and hold colleges accountable for the education they provide.

Please, share this with someone who needs to see it.

Regards,

Dr. Anthony

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Published by Dr. Michael D. Anthony

I currently serve as the Vice President of Student Affairs and Institutional Effectiveness at Prairie State College in Chicago Heights, IL. I served as an adjunct assistant professor at the University of Louisville and Loyola University in Chicago, IL. In order to expand my life's work beyond my day-to-day job, I started my own consulting work in leadership and diversity in 2008. I completed my Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership and Organizational Development at the University of Louisville, where I also earned my Master of Arts degree in Higher Education Administration. I hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management with a concentration in Marketing from North Carolina State University. A native of Charlotte, NC I am passionate about leadership development, organizational change, and the ability of effective leaders to transform their communities. During my professional career I have made it my personal goal to be a strong and vocal advocate for students, faculty, and staff, and have a life-long vision to empower others to affect positive change in their community. I live in Rochester, MN.

13 thoughts on “Cost of College

  1. I think that in general, for at least a few years now (post recession) the cost of higher education has indeed past that tipping point. But I don’t consider it, necessarily, on a per-school basis. More on a per-student basis.

    The fact seems to be, these days, that for the majority of students that achieve a four year degree (indeed, even some graduate degrees) both their immediate and long term burden might have outweighed the positives of attending college.

    Speaking from an opportunity cost standpoint, many students would be served well to just get jobs/experience right out of high school as there are tons of students that graduate only to obtain jobs for which their degrees help none. Over time their degrees MIGHT (as this hasn’t really been proven yet) aid them in obtaining higher total career earnings, but at what cost?

    It seems to me debt, in particular student debt especially as it can’t be wiped via bankruptcy, etc., is the new slavery. A new serfdom if you will…

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