new graduates
The new underclass
Why a generation of well-educated, ambitious, smart young Canadians has no future
The graduate’s million-dollar promise
A university degree was once a guarantee of higher incomes. Those days are gone, argue two profs
Future graduates, dropouts and cast-offs
FESCHUK: A few words of advice from a man who spent six years in school, for a four-year degree
Cleveland med school goes tuition-free
Today’s Wall Street Journal reports that the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine in Ohio is going tuition-free, the first US med school to do so. As of July, all incoming students will be awarded full scholarships to cover the costs of their tuition, estimated at $43,500 (students will still pay for their living expenses, a cost of about $21,800). As for current students, their tuition will be cut by half.