Online grads sue USC

[sanantone]

I think top-tier in particular categories, although it is usually similar schools in the top-tier of many categories.

I am one who believes value is in the eye of the beholder. Would you pay $70K for the degree I am pursuing at Duke? Probably not. In fact, most on this forum would not. However, I’d pay $100K for it were it priced as such. I find great value in the education, the network, and the personal satisfaction.

Now, would I pay $70K for a graduate degree in education or something outside of a STEM field? Not a chance. But that is because I do not see that adding value to my life. Someone else may and I certainly cannot fault them for that.

And, I'd expect them not to complain about student loan debt or job opportunities. Not this particular article but many others are only written because people are complaining about debt for a degree that no one would expect to result in high earnings.