OPINION: Supreme Court opens door to real education reform
DR. JORDAN PETERSON LAUNCHING ONLINE UNIVERSITY TO COUNTER LEFT-WING BIAS: SYSTEM IS 'RIPE FOR EXTREME UPSET'
First, society has hoisted upon younger generations an obligation to attend college to succeed in life. The third-party payment model we employ allows young adults to plunge themselves into debt with little understanding of the tangible value of the degree and the stratified return-on-investment different fields of study confer to graduates.
And second, that student services are critical to the success of students and their wellbeing. While select services may offer value, such as career counseling, data suggests that there is almost no correlation between spending on student services and graduation rates.
The disturbing ideological drift of American universities is a threat to this nation’s future, both philosophically and tangibly. The principles and rights enshrined in our Constitution are rapidly becoming incompatible with the progressive dogma proliferating on campuses today. And the quality of education students receive suffers when greater attention is given social justice theory than practical instruction.
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