Small College Garden: Bryon College (TN) Announces Tuition-Free Master's Initiative

Friday, September 4, 2015

Bryon College (TN) Announces Tuition-Free Master's Initiative

Ashley Coker reported this week for the Bryon College Triangle on the institution's announcement of a tuition-free master's degree. Bryon College is located in Dayton, TN and enrolls roughly 1,500 students.

Coker's article led to recalling one of my favorite articles, Kevin Kelley's "New Rules for the New Economy," written for Wired back in 1997, where he urged his readers to, "First, think of "free" as a design goal for pricing. There is a drive toward the free..."

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