When Colleges Close - What Happens to the Professors?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.พ. 2025
- When Colleges and Universities close, what happens to the professors and adjunct faculty? What about tenure?? And what about finding a new career pathway for Ph.D.'s???
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Im 62 an pathetically pursuing a higher ed teaching career
@@hashemconsult pathetically? Do it unapologetically because you have more real world knowledge and awareness than most tenured professors who never ‘worked’ for a living!
Very Interesting
This man really tells it like it is, academia is way more brutal than its often portrayed in pop culture. My heart goes out to all those academics who didn't know how cutthroat the system actually was until it was too late. All we can do is enter the field as prepared as we can be.
The best decision I ever made was to stop pursuing a career in music after my bachelor’s degree and start a career in software engineering. This would have been me.
Bluntly, this comes down to an overproduction of academics, especially in a shrinking market.
Yes - and universities with non-funded/scholarship grad programs feed the delusion/romanticism of higher ed teaching... but they make so much money on grad programs (with no room/board burden) - just $$$$ - the business model is still appealing to Boards (and the Trustees run the higher ed business model). You put it bluntly and accurately!
Ive said for years that as part of the degree declaration process, universities should have to relate the average salary and employment prospects for the degree sought, especially if a student loan is involved.
@@WhizzingFish12 - it's what academia doesn't tell you, but they know very well - how much you can expect to make in any profession a college/university is designed to prepare you for - check out my video on this for the numbers - th-cam.com/video/0Z-ag7V5_PE/w-d-xo.html
Americans only think about 'free markets'. Which do not exist.
That is why in the South people eat poisonous fast food and candy and everyone thinks it is okay. They are more worried about the food pyramid and its promotion of grains as a threat to public health.
"Shrinking markets" isn't the catastrophe that you think it is