MeBelle
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I'm not sure how that answers my post, but please continue.
It doesn't answer your question.
It highlights an additional problem area in our universities.
What kind of a career can one have with, say, a PhD in Philosophy, which is not in critical demand, compared to an RN, PA, etc ?
Usually, when someone quotes a post, it is because the poster is posting a logical response to the quoted text.
But if this works for you...
Outside of the negligible effect on "personal responsibiliby", would you please tell me how larger federal funding of public university education coupled with more generous federal aid would be negative for the country as a whole?
More funding of universities and giving larger pell grants will do absolutely nothing if universities graduate Philosophy PhD rather than graduate critical need positions in the US.
The only one that benefits from the Phil Doc is the University.
The whole country benefits from nurses.
I assumed, wrongly, that you'd see the connection.