Why does fewer than seven percent of the world hold a bachelor's degree?
In short: Higher education executive Adrian K. Haugabrook explores why university costs remain a prohibitive barrier for many. This talk examines how we can expand global access by rethinking three fundamental pillars: time, place, and our methods of learning.
The current landscape of global higher education shows that less than seven percent of people worldwide possess a bachelor's degree. According to Adrian K. Haugabrook, high costs are a primary reason for this lack of access. To solve this, he proposes an innovative approach focused on driving down expenses by reimagining how we approach the time, location, and pedagogical methods of university study.
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