The 2010 stat suggests 6 years to break even. After 4 year degree, that's a decade of catching up.
And extrapolated, based on 5-7% annual tuition raises and overcredentialism, this is likely to extend to more like 12 or so by 2020.
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The 2010 stat suggests 6 years to break even. After 4 year degree, that's
ReplyDeletea decade of catching up.
And extrapolated, based on 5-7% annual tuition raises and overcredentialism, this is likely to extend to more like 12 or so by 2020.
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