We have already discussed the student loan bubble, and its popping previously, most extensively in this article. Today, we get the Q3 update courtesy of the NY Fed's quarterly credit breakdown. And it is quite ghastly.
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In the last two years, a number of various MOOC platforms have been introduced and received a significant amount of attention in higher education news outlets. The big “bomb” arrived in the end of 2011 when Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced that they would start broadcasting a portion of its courses for free, openly on the internet – the MITx initiative. By now, the MITx has led to the development of edX that includes courses from MIT, Harvard and UC Berkeley. Delete the scoop?
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