Century Foundation Report Examines The Real Value of What Students Do in College

 

Most students attend college to learn skills and gain experience that will put them on a path to becoming employable adults. Unfortunately, some students' expectations are not met and they waste their time and money on low-quality instruction—sometimes never completing their degree at all. 

 

A new report, The Real Value of What Students Do in College, from TCF senior fellow Robert Shireman, offers specific recommendations for how the U.S. Department of Education could promote a renewed focus on learning at America’s colleges.