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Is an Ivy League tuition price tag still worth the debt for a regular job?
With student debt surpassing $1.7 trillion and a shifting job market where AI threatens traditional white-collar roles, the return on investment for a top-tier degree is under unprecedented scrutiny. Cast your vote on whether an Ivy League price tag still makes financial sense for a typical career path.
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