<p>Food for thought:</p>
<p>Nearly four in 10 majors today did not exist in 1990. Richard Vedder, an economist at Ohio University and director of the Center for College Affordability and Productivity, has noted an inverse relation between an institutions prestige and the number of new programs it designs. It isnt Harvard, Yale, or Princeton creating these programs. Youll find a large percentage of them at schools desperate for revenue.</p>
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