Why do we charge more for out of state tuition?

[NDSU_grad]

I have been an IT consultant for 25+ years with an architecture degree.

College is not job training. There are certain careers where you need a certain degree to work in that field (i.e. pharmacy, engineering), but those are a small percentage of the workforce. And I know people with engineering degrees working in a variety of fields.

If we did a poll here of those with college degrees, I bet we find more where there current job doesn't match their degree than those that do.

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I’m trying to impress this upon my oldest son right now. He’s an accounting major and I think in his mind he’s going to be doing auditing work as a public accountant the rest of his life. After that first job nobody really cares what your college major was. At least that’s been my experience.