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Our role in helping students become versatile graduates

Reflections on Public Investment and the Cost of Higher Education

Finding the right balance between raising value and lowering cost

Humanities majors have long been labeled “risky.” They don’t point to a single, clearly defined job the way nursing or engineering does. At the same time and increasingly, a broader cultural debate questions whether college is “worth it” at all. These two concerns often get bundled together: if college is too expensive, and some majors don’t even lead directly to specific careers, then the whole thing must be too risky. The problem though is that both elements of this argumen

Adding value by reducing overwhelm when emotions are heightened

Even for quantitative data, it's the qualitative analysis that leads to actual learning