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US vs the world: Higher Education (in the wild)

November 5, 2009

My friend emailed me this article this afternoon:Apples and Oranges in higher education.

It’s all about the use and misuse of statistics in comparing the United State higher education system to other countries. Pretty interesting stuff.

Cheers.

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