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Financially Hobbled for Life: The Elite Master’s Degrees That Don’t Pay Off
July 8, 2021 Columbia and other top universities push master’s programs that fail to generate enough income for graduates to keep up with six-figure federal loans. Read the article Law School Loses Luster as Debts Mount and Salaries Stagnate August 3, 2021 With high-paying jobs out of reach for most, graduates of the University of Miami and other well-regarded programs routinely carry six-figure student loans for years Read the article Journalism Schools Leave Graduates With Hefty Student Loans September 10, 2021 Students take on debt for master’s degrees in hope of news jobs even as opportunities diminish. Read the article How Baylor Steered Lower-Income Parents to Debt They Couldn’t Afford October 13, 2021 The Texas university and some other wealthy colleges guided families into no-limit Parent Plus loans, leaving them with onerous payments; ‘I will never get it all paid off’ Read the article USC Pushed a $115,000 Online Degree. Graduates Got Low Salaries, Huge Debts November 9, 2021 The prestigious private university hired a for-profit firm to recruit students to its social-work master’s program; ‘You don’t feel like you’re part of an elite school’ Read the article Some Professional Degrees Leave Students With High Debt but Without High Salaries December 1, 2021 Cost of degrees in dentistry and veterinary medicine may pose threat to service industries, WSJ analysis finds. Read the article Why Washington Won’t Fix Student Debt Plans That Overload Families December 8, 2021 Lawmakers know federal Plus loans burden millions of parents and graduate-degree earners with balances they can’t afford, yet Congress repeatedly punts on changing the programs. Here are five reasons. Read the article Comments are closed.
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