With tuition costs surging, the weak employment growth weighs heavily on cash-strapped families. And while the frenzied scramble to get into an elite school still dominates senior year for many strivers, those footing the bill are taking an increasingly hard-nosed, consumer-oriented approach to their child's higher education. Parents are pushing their student into certain majors, vetoing others and advocating for in-state schools over more expensive status brands. They're grilling administrators on job placement rates and alumni networks. In short, they are demanding a better return on their hefty investment than ever before. Read more at:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-college-major-20120806,0,5577504.story?dssReturn
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