The College Tuition bubble may soon burst. Or it may take many years. Tuition prices have been increasing at abnormal rates, colleges now spend massively to improve their campuses and their ‘lifestyle’ and raise their tuition. Students have access to trillions in easy loans to finance their college expenses and tuition keeps rising based on increasing demand, which in turn is based on the expected monetary payoff of college. Once college’s benefits no longer outweigh its expenses, be it due to difficult employment or massive debts, and once demand begins to drop, those colleges with the highest expenditures will no longer be able to afford their investments, and many will fold. It is improbable that the entire college industry will collapse,
