Thousands of New England students affected by closing colleges

Thousands of students in New England are being affected as six colleges either close or join in mergers.

[georgemontoya]

S.j.w campuses are closing, who gives a f**ks.😂🤣😂🤣

[Cuinn]

Generation Z saw what happened to the Millennials.

[eagle]

This is actually a good thing. Close them all.

[theirthereandtheyre]

Parents: take that money and buy real estate. College is a waste.

[timreichert]

What?!? "Orange man bad" class no good?

[losonsrenoster]

Mayors and councel members take note: along with the college, there goes the town or city's economy as well.

[davidhall]

From the movie Caddyshack: "The world needs ditch diggers, too."

[KittyKat-zdyr]

Ultra Liberal colleges are closed? I`m shooked! 🤣🤣🤣

[craigparker]

This is what happens to liberal school's. Outstanding news.

[ninjaartist]

I don’t consider it a college if a has “safe spaces.”

[notyou]

We live in times where a skilled plumber makes more money per year than a liberal arts college graduate.
Think about that for a minute.

[Daoistify]

According to the Department of Labor, more than 60% of entry level jobs do not require a college degree. Also, those with a two year vocational or technical degree are commanding, in many situations, comparable salaries as four year graduates.

[briankelly]

college is a waste of time and money. just get a library card for free...

[bryanmata]

For an engineering major I had to take 11 general ed courses that had nothing to do at all with my major, this is the equivalent of 1 year of school which is around $12k. I hope all of these money hungry schools close down forever. Something needs to be done.

[annielane]

Maybe if colleges were more bipartisan, they wouldn’t have too close .

[Nastyfinger]

Time for them to go to work and become a member of reality.

[xxcc]

That's funny
That's what happens when they go political, instead off teaching the courses

[EnligUlv]

Join reality kid, there’s way too many of us blue collar working stiffs with college degrees competing for imaginary careers. At some point, you gotta quit dreaming and get to work...no matter what that work is, or where it takes you.

[philfree]

Sounds like student loan debt is starting to come around.

[darrenmarchant]

if your school can't manage its money, how do you expect them to teach you how to?