I've never heard of state colleges doing this to fill seats, especially when the participation of their own population isn't very good.
This sends a message that we should be monitoring this as a nation, and we don't do it. States have no idea about the knowledge and skills of their college graduates.
At first it will be business, then it will be other high-cost majors like nursing and engineering. We're really discouraging people from going into high-demand fields.
States have no idea about the knowledge and skills of their college graduates.
But do they do well enough for a highly educated population? For a knowledge-based economy? The answer is no.
