American parents (and students) weighing whether a U.S. college degree is still worth the hefty debt might want to hear what one philanthropy CEO did instead—she dodged six-figure tuition bills by sending her daughter to university in London.
It sounds counterintuitive. Flights, a foreign city, and a flat in one of the world’s most expensive capitals. But for Greater Good Charities CEO, Liz Baker,...
By sending her daughter to study in London, Greater Good Charities CEO Liz Baker avoided the high costs associated with U.S. colleges and their burdensome debt. The British system's shorter, more specialized degrees provide a potential cost savings for international students. Additionally, Baker believes that the curriculum is better focused, as it allows students to specialize in one subject throughout their degree and aligns more closely with employer needs. Notably, Baker questions whether a ...