Julia R. Cartwright recently highlighted that families should have clear insights into what colleges offer. Her online op-ed from September 16 focuses on how higher education often becomes a ‘market for lemons,’ suggesting that college rankings fail to provide meaningful assistance to prospective students.
To ensure accountability, educational institutions must focus on the career outcomes of their graduates. U.S. News & World Report has responded to this need by incorporating an earnings-by-major category in its Best Colleges rankings. This addition aims to provide families with better tools to gauge the true value of an education from various colleges.
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