Ep. 209 | Is college worth it? 51% of Americans say, no

In today's episode, I try to uncover the reasons why, for the first-time ever, a majority of Americans (51%) no longer believe that college is worth the time or money.

Yikes! That's quite a shift compared to 5 years ago.

• Why is this the case?
• What happened?
  
• Which students should go to college?
• Which students should not?
• At what price is college worthwhile?
• Alternatives to $300K colleges?

If you're interested in the radical changes happening on college campuses, from affordability, to student protests, to the spread of commercially useless degree programs, give this episode a listen.

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