薬学部で進む地域枠導入、留学生の受け入れも
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薬学部で進む地域枠導入、留学生の受け入れも
the most important topic is whether they can afford the nonpaying extracurricular activities that top universities expect.
George Friedman • The Storm Before the Calm: America's Discord, the Coming Crisis of the 2020s, and the Triumph Beyond
中学受験とは何だったのか - nomolkのブログ
nomolk.hatenablog.comOnly the costs of a higher education, one can argue, have kept pace with the times.
Clayton M. Christensen • The Innovative University: Changing the DNA of Higher Education from the Inside Out
Crow and Dabars don’t hold back in tearing down what they call the “Harvardization” of universities, where schools are responding to the higher education crisis by decreasing their acceptance rates and increasing their price tags, instead of trying to develop a better product that’s designed for the scale and type of demand we’re seeing today.
Nadia Asparouhova • The New American University
In addition, the US greatly restricts the supply of physicians by requiring that they undertake at least eight years of expensive post-secondary education and then an additional three to seven years of training in residency; in Europe, a medical degree can be obtained in six years. Furthermore, because of these stringent, perhaps overzealous, requi
... See moreJ.K. Lund • The Curse of Material Progress
state colleges and universities give an edge to out-of-state applicants because they pay more than in-state applicants.