Posted on July 18th, 2010 by Randy Proto

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I recently came accross this study about college cost structures in some research I was doing for an article. It has a good section detailing some of the actions that we should undertake to improve affordability. It is very comprehensive and a good foundation for interested parties. I don’t agree with some elements, but do with many others. And the data is valuable.

Take a look at Section J on page 74. It lays out a series of possibilities that align with ones and I think are fertile ground…and in at least one instance – shortening time to completion – that I (and other career educators) have been applying for many years. In my case via a concept and content I have coined the “Career First Curriculum.”

Hope the info is helpful.

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