On the other hand, both of these articles believe that higher education still has a problem. According to Gary Gutting, people talk about the failure of higher education because of its high costs and associated extra-academic costs, while Delbanco states that inherent social inequalities between classes inhibit the value gained from higher education. Anthony Delbanco also suggests that education is limited by poor teachers and poor graduate education. While slightly differing, both of these articles conclude that the value of higher education outweighs the
On the other hand, both of these articles believe that higher education still has a problem. According to Gary Gutting, people talk about the failure of higher education because of its high costs and associated extra-academic costs, while Delbanco states that inherent social inequalities between classes inhibit the value gained from higher education. Anthony Delbanco also suggests that education is limited by poor teachers and poor graduate education. While slightly differing, both of these articles conclude that the value of higher education outweighs the