The Greed for Money in Higher Education

Respect the policy committee. At your highest level, as a senior, I will refer to some of the problems and the most important crises facing higher education today. To clarify the crisis of higher education, dozens of books have been published and will be published in the future, but one of these books has changed today's higher education. The university is as old as this country and has existed for centuries but the crisis of higher education dates back to the utopia quest to date.

Foreclosure is based on two important factors: ignorance and greed. Lack of education, living beyond our abilities, pure greed, and more money is our country's problem. We have seen it in the history of war, church, education system, entertainment industry, merchandise and stock market, and now real estate. This crisis is a personal matter because I am the owner of investment property and there are older brothers and sisters who lost everything, including the place of foreclosure. - Today, the economy is repeating the movie 'Titanic'. When it gets stronger, sailing seems overwhelming. However it seems recently it fell into the iceberg of failure. However, this iceberg is not made of cold water, the result is more dangerous because it threatens the whole country and affects the world.

We have seen the influence of greedy on society, especially in America, on society. There is a lobbyist who intentionally fights higher education so that student loan companies can continue to operate or get money from politicians from NRA rather than paying attention to the lives of children. Perhaps using GDP to measure success actually reflects erroneous value and the change is orderly. Even if we continue to move toward sustained economic growth, focusing on happiness and sustainability is important to achieve this goal. But economic growth alone does not require us to work, we need an endless cycle. Despite being one of the countries with the highest per capita GDP in the world, the ecological footprint of the United States is ranked fourth in the world in terms of its destruction. In essence, we are more expensive than having a good economy to destroy the environment.