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耶鲁大学发布58页报告承认招生不公、成绩注水等四大问题

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By Sian Beilock, Maurie D. McInnis
| Tiger Sniff
大家好，我是小团。 过去几年，美国精英高校被骂得很惨。 《大西洋月刊》用万字长文直指「藤校毁了美国」，《纽约时报》也火上浇油，连续追踪哈佛、耶鲁的成绩注水丑闻。 皮尤研究中心2025年的调查也显示，七成美国人认为高等教育正在走错误的方向，比2020年高出整整14个百分点。 ■大西洋月刊还有一篇出圈爆文是《精英大学的学生都不读书了》，而哥大校报还曾迅速回击，唇枪舌战也是很有意思 藤校原本一直是挨骂不回头的，直到今年。 1月，达特茅斯校长Sian Beilock在《华尔街日报》亲自发问：「四年制学位，还值得吗？」 她在文章里直接承认美国大学「有一个信任危机」，写道：「解决它，首先要从降低学费开始。」 然而，达特茅斯2025-26学年的全年费用已经涨到95,490美元，加上健康保险等其他费用，实际支出早已突破10万美元大关。 随后，又出现了一个所有人都没预料到的画面：耶鲁大学，主动坐到了被告席上。 4月，耶鲁校长向全校发出一封信，开头写道：「我们绝非只是旁观者。」附带这封信的，是一份由10名教授历时一年写成的58页报告，矛头直指「成绩注水、招生黑箱、思想单一、学费离谱」。...
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Opinion | Is a Four-Year Degree Worth It?

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By Sian Beilock
| The Wall Street Journal
If colleges and universities want families to answer ‘yes,’ they’ll need to make some changes on campus. Journal Editorial Report: The week’s best and worst from Kate Odell, Allysia Finley, and Kyle Peterson. Photo: Valerie Plesch/Bloomberg News/Dave Decker/Zuma Press Hanover, N.H. Families across the U.S. are questioning whether a four-year degree is worth it. Student debt has soared. Recent graduates are struggling in a rapidly changing job market.
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Opinion | Is a Four-Year Degree Worth It?

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By Sian Beilock
| The Wall Street Journal
If colleges and universities want families to answer ‘yes,’ they’ll need to make some changes on campus. Journal Editorial Report: The week’s best and worst from Kate Odell, Allysia Finley, and Kyle Peterson. Photo: Valerie Plesch/Bloomberg News/Dave Decker/Zuma Press Hanover, N.H. Families across the U.S. are questioning whether a four-year degree is worth it. Student debt has soared. Recent graduates are struggling in a rapidly changing job market.
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