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Let's talk about the collapse of higher education in the United States

In editing this video I noticed that I glazed over a fair amount of the history of policy reform and failed to cover: 1. The expansion of education access made possible by things like the GI Bill which benefitted veterans 2. The vast importance of the Reagan Era in shaping student loan debt, rising tuition costs, and the policing of academic freedoms 3. Why I mention Blair in a video about the US 😅 The intent was to show that these policy efforts which combined the polytechnics and universities was not just a US phenomenon. And so much more. Initially this video also intended to cover what I call "institutional tolerance" in which the free speech and intellectual freedoms of students are either celebrated or policed. We see examples of this during the student antio-war protests during the War in Vietnam or the arrest of students in support of Palestine. I will cover this in a future video, however, because this is a topic which also needs addressing. Here are some sources I referenced for this video but I am happy to continue reading, watching and educating myself. Johny Thakkar, “Elite Education” The POint Magazine, Issue 25, August 15, 2021 Gareth Parry, “Polytechnics,” Learning from the Past, No. 10 (January 2022), 1-7 The Guardian Article, Oct. 24 2005: “Full text: Tony Blair's speech on education reform” Education: The Promise of America,” Office of the Press Secretary, September 26, 2004 Executive Summary, “Educating America: The President's Initiatives for High School, Higher Education and Job Training” (Under George W. Bush) The Obama Foundation, “Ten Years of DACA” Barack Obama, Remarks by the President on Immigration, June 15, 2012. UC and comparator Pell recipient graduation rates Bridget Terry Long, Jeffrey Brown and Caroline Hoxby, “The Financial Crisis and College Enrollment: How have Students and their Families Responded?” Hendrix, Steve. “Cost of Higher Education Heading Up: Tuition Increases Likely, Group Says” The Washington Post, 30 October 2008 Alexandra Bernasek & Melanie G. Long, “Graduating During the Great Recession: The Effects of Student Loan Debt on Early Career Labor Market Outcomes and Graduate School Enrollment,” Journal of Economic Issues, 55:4, 891-913 _____________________________________________________ Title: Let's talk about the collapse of higher education in the United States Current Subscriber Count: 124,200 _____________________________________________________ ✨ NEWSLETTERS ↳ 📧 Subscribe to my Personal Newsletter: https://kaelynapple.myflodesk.com/yer... ↳ ☕️ Subscribe to the Accepted Society Newsletter for Weekly Academic Tips & Resources: https://acceptedsociety.myflodesk.com... _____________________________________________________ ✨ CONNECT WITH ME ↳💬 Connect with me on Patreon: https://bit.ly/40GQ18e ↳🔑 Join the Accepted Society Community (to combat academic isolation): https://acceptedsociety.com ↳🎓 Applying to Graduate School? Check Out Key to Accepted: https://bit.ly/3XFY56t ↳ ✍🏻 Looking to Get Organized? Check Out My Notion Templates https://bit.ly/47DVG0G _____________________________________________________ ❤ FOR SPONSORSHIPS AND BUSINESS COLLABORATIONS: kaelyn@kaelynapple.com ❤ FOR ACADEMIC SUPPORT & INQUIRIES ABOUT ACCEPTED: kaelyn@acceptedsociety.com _____________________________________________________ ✨ MY COMMON LINKS/EQUIPMENT https://liinks.co/kaelynapple 🗂️ My Notion Dashboard: https://bit.ly/47DVG0G 🖥️ My Ultra-Wide Monitor: https://shopstyle.it/l/bWYYu ⌨ Keyboard Holder: https://grovemade.refersion.com/?oid=... 🎒 My Leather Backpack: https://shareasale.com/u.cfm?d=606672... Disclaimer: You do not need any of the products or services mentioned on my channel. I promote brands, including my own, for sake of my own income (including affiliate commissions) and while I appreciate any amount of support you may provide, what I value above all else is your safety, security, and joy. To follow along, like, share or comment is support enough. Your purchasing power has significant impact and I respect and support any decision you make with regards to your time, energy, and finances. Thank you for watching and supporting my content. x Kaelyn Tags: study routine, study vlog, how to get good grades, how to get straight As, how to get good grades in college, study tips, college vlog, Yale, Yale student, study routine, study with me, college advice, what to pack for college, college day in the life, college week in the life, phd student, yale phd, history phd, history major, Yale university week in the life, kaelyn apple