University officials say enrollment in graduate programs tends to boom in recessions, with some students finding a safe haven in higher education. Students can wait out the economic downturn while earning a degree that could give them an edge over other job candidates.
From: Higher education's safe haven
But my wife told me a phenomenon as follows:
During the financial crisis, people prefer to buy potatoes instead of soil, therefore the price of potato become higher than before.
That’s exactly why the American colleges and universities begin to charge higher tuition and fees.
Monday, December 22, 2008
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