As I understand it, at one point tuition was "free" in formerly great britain. Today, as you point out, students will have to bear some of the burden of the costs, or as B.O. has put it have some "skin in the game." That in turn could set the the country on a path to becoming "Great" again.
Anyone with half a brain knows that if someone actually has to pay for something they want - as opposed get it for free - then they attach greater importance to the thing purchased.
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As I understand it, at one point tuition was "free" in formerly great britain. Today, as you point out, students will have to bear some of the burden of the costs, or as B.O. has put it have some "skin in the game." That in turn could set the the country on a path to becoming "Great" again.
ReplyDeleteAnyone with half a brain knows that if someone actually has to pay for something they want - as opposed get it for free - then they attach greater importance to the thing purchased.