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In response to "Wouldn't this disincentivize majoring in fields that are actually in demand and pay well?" by Strongbad

Do you actually want to live in a world where everybody approaches school in this way, though? -- nm

Posted by con_carne Jul 3 '13, 11:01

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Yes. - Will Hunting Jul 3, 11:08 5
- As it was mentioned below, surely you can see how problematic it would be to have the state getting into the business of deciding what people should - con_carne Jul 3, 11:17 4
  - The State is NOT deciding what people should be studying in this Plan. -- nm - Strongbad Jul 3, 11:57
  - That is a concern. But at the end of the day, college costs are out of control - Will Hunting Jul 3, 11:22 2
    - Charlie is right. Public universities (which is what we're talking about) exist precisely to have some form of control over costs/tuition - con_carne Jul 3, 11:33
    - costs are not out of control. tuition is out of control because the states have consistently reduced the portion of the costs that they pick up -- nm - charlie Jul 3, 11:27

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