The merits of mixing things up

Each week, Symposium Magazine invites an author to guest-blog. This week, Judith Sebesta is blogging about “College for All, Or Just For Some?”

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A qualified case for MOOCs

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Programs that make a real difference

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The ivory tower in the movies

Each week, Symposium Magazine invites an author to guest-blog. This week, Judith Sebesta is blogging about “College for All, Or Just For Some?”

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When does town-gown collaboration work?

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College For All, Or Just For Some?

Judith Sebesta

Too high a price? D.C. interns urge the Senate to act on “Smarter Solutions for Students Act," June, 2013. (Photo By Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)

All too often, Americans see a college degree as the ultimate insurance policy for success. But we need look to a far wider range of policy and educational tools to help those without a degree.

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About The Author:

Judith Sebesta is a writer, educator, and performer based in Austin, TX. She was a professor at Lamar University, University of Missouri, University of Arizona, and University of Evansville. She blogs at HigherEduphoria.