“When you could pay your way through college by waiting tables, the idea that you should “study what interests you” was more viable than it is today, when the cost of a four-year degree often runs to six figures. For an 18-year-old, investing such a sum in an education without a payoff makes no more sense than buying a Ferrari on credit.”
Prof. Glenn Harlan Reynolds: For some, college investment no more valuable than ‘buying a Ferrari on credit’ | TheBlaze.com
