Some more great coverage of the collaboration between @UD_DEcoststudy, Michigan (@kevin_stange @ferdfurquim), and UNC (@SteveHemelt)!
Thank you to @MarketWatch and @JillianBerman for highlighting this important work on instructional costs in higher ed.
https://t.co/R7pasjfJqq
Some more great coverage of the collaboration between @UD_DEcoststudy, Michigan (@kevin_stange @ferdfurquim), and UNC (@SteveHemelt)!
Thank you to @MarketWatch and @JillianBerman for highlighting this important work on instructional costs in higher ed.
https://t.co/R7pasjfJqq
Important unknown is how skills developed through a broader liberal education are valued by and communicated to employers in the labor market @TimMcKayUM @ProfDavidDeming@courant48 3/4
Cites my @nberpubs work on college costs with @SteveHemelt @ferdfurquim @UD_DEcoststudy Simon and Sawyer. STEM is more expensive, so shifts have important budget implications for institutions. 2/4 https://t.co/fhVzCXNhlo
Why math is cheaper than English -- and teaching engineering costs twice as much: New research points to differentials in faculty pay and class size. @SteveHemelt@kevin_stange @ferdfurquim https://t.co/Zii3VPKUnw
Important use of the Delaware Cost Study data from 2000-2015 provided by the Higher Education Consortia members is contained in this summary from @insidehighered. Thanks to @SteveHemelt, @kevin_stange and @ferdfurquim, Andrew Simon and John Sawyer!
https://t.co/UzZKGqMD0b
@JohnBarnshaw@UDelaware@insidehighered Thanks very much for your continued support of the consortia and our efforts to use the Delaware Cost Study to advance data informed public policy.
Excited for new NBER paper out today with @SteveHemelt, Furquim, Simon, and Sawyer: “Why is Math Cheaper than English? Understanding Cost Differences in Higher Education” https://t.co/3Hm30mPf6U . Punchline: Large cross-field cost differences -> implications for policy 1/N
@kevin_stange@SteveHemelt Congratulations on your important contributions! We look forward to extending the use of the Delaware Cost Study and Higher Education Consortia data to improve the public dialogue on cost differences in higher ed.
@wildwelshie@UDelaware Thanks for your guidance in helping the Delaware Cost Study continue to thrive and contribute to the policy development in higher ed.