This is a blog covering my research for the class "Research in the Disciplines" at Rutgers University. The topic covers the unfortunate realities of colleges and universities denying Americans their First Amendment rights through various obscure policies. The content covers student press, religious and political organizations among others, professor bias, hate speech and priority of sensibilities. Various sources are used and can be seen under my bibliography.
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Rough Draft -- Main Topic Idea
Is an undergraduate education worth the investment?
The price of college tuition has skyrocketed in conjunction with a wide ranch of administrative changes in universities. On top of said changes, college athletics have taken priority of higher education institutions over traditional liberal arts academics. At the same time, college culture has transformed. The restructure of finances in higher education has caused a ripple effect in academia, resulting in drastic changes in individuals' debt, priorities and therefore overall college culture. So the question remains, is it worth the investment for middle to lower class students to pursue a college degree? In an unstable economy, are there alternatives to attending a university?
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