2 pointsby helloplanets2 hours ago3 comments
  • jschveibinz2 hours ago
    I can't read the article, but if I were to venture a guess I would focus on these things for contributing to the loss of prestige:

    - falsification of research results from academic researchers

    - tuition increases at double the cost of living (inflation) increases...and a majority of people not able to pay these tuitions

    - fewer jobs available that require a university degree and credentials

    - loss of "intellectual authority" due to changes in public opinion (conservative leaning) and AI technology gains in authority

    - evidence of large scale financial mismanagement and poor decision-making: my college has hired and fired 3 presidents in the past 10 years and now pays a salary all of them

    - inability to keep curricula up to date relative to the rapidly changing world

    - fewer academic researchers willing to teach

    - higher quality programs at community colleges at much lower tuitions with better teachers

    - public scandals about celebrities "buying" entrance to elite schools by cheating on exams

    - public scandals about students using AI to do their work for them

    - COVID changes and realizations of how colleges really work when stressed

    - ...and much more

    • kgwxdan hour ago
      They fact they say they're researching it, is THE problem. They know everything you said. This is them saying "just shut up and pay your tuition".
  • ThrowawayR233 minutes ago
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