A comparison of the costs of public versus private institutions was the focus of my last post.  However, cost is only part of the equation; we also have to consider the career outcome of graduating from public and private institutions.  As I noted previously, with careful course planning students can get a quality education at… Continue reading →

For baby boomers, a college degree was the key to a successful future.  Our parents expected us to go to college.  Public colleges and universities were attractive because they were close to home and were relatively inexpensive.  Most of us never entertained seriously the idea that we could not get a good education at the… Continue reading →