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expositions-2360	none	The Character Model for the American University	2018	20	.pdf	application/pdf	6624	430	49	Stop Treating It Like One,” Selingo criticizes higher education for promoting the economic benefits of a college degree, the mismatch between curriculum and student success, and the growth of administrative staff at the expense of faculty to make the four-year degree into an “assembly line” experience for students.14 For Selingo, American higher education is primarily responsible for the public seeing colleges and universities as a business that only looks out for their own interests: students are customers, faculty are employees, and alumni are financial donors. [Expositions 12.2 (2018) 132–151] Expositions (online) ISSN: 1747–5376 The Character Model for the American University LEE TREPANIER Saginaw Valley State University The collapse of confidence in American higher education highlights two public concerns about its value: the cost no longer outweighs its economic benefits and colleges and universities have become havens for liberal ideologues whose values are at odds with most Americans.	cache/expositions-2360.pdf	txt/expositions-2360.txt