Higher education is slipping out
of our hands as fast as it is taking our money. With rising tuition we have bigger class
sizes, fewer course options and less full time teachers… Welcome to the real
world, where everything does not make sense. It would make sense if the outcome
of raised tuition was smaller class sizes and more classes to choose from, but
that is not the case. It is discouraging to hear about class availability
becoming slimmer and slimmer. An interesting article from Foxbusiness.com
discusses the implications of raising tuition in California. The article is
informative to help see how it will affect the students, the schools and
California.
As a student who would like to
enter in the field of teaching higher education, I find this news to be
discouraging. We work our butts off and strive to be the best students we can,
in order to graduate in (timely matter) and then land our dream job (or at
least something close to it). I am sure I am not the only one who is discouraged
about the rise of tuition. Hereis a link that will help jive some ideas of how
to stay motivated to graduate and keep on pushing towards that dream career. The five tips
they discuss are good starting points if you’re really feeling down.
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