Richard Vedder, Senior Fellow at Independent Institute and Distinguished Professor of Economics Emeritus at Ohio University, provides the hard-hitting instruction manual America needs in order to save its institutions of higher learning.
The solutions he proposes are unorthodox. They're tough. They're hard-headed. To some, they might even sound utterly shocking- but they will work. Read this book and discover:What universities can – indeed, must – learn from the profit-making private sector;Why big government needs to get out of the student loan business yesterday... and what will happen if it refuses to do so;Why accreditation, though infrequently questioned or critiqued, might actually be unnecessary... or even bad;How privatizing state universities could actually open newer and more affordable finance options;What a healthy voucher/scholarship arrangement could look like;And much, much more...Daring in its analysis, practical in its problem-solving, and thoroughly readable in its prose, Let Colleges Fail is indispensable reading for those who want America's colleges to thrive once again.
