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Parents Are Paying $95,000 for Gap Years to Give Their Kids an Edge The lack of hard evidence on the benefits of these programs hasn’t stopped families from buying in.
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美国父母为让孩子在升学就业中占优,不惜花费高达 9.5 万美元购买高端间隔年项目。尽管缺乏确凿证据证明其益处,此类项目需求激增,费用甚至超过一年大学学费。
US parents are paying up to $95,000 for premium gap-year programs to give their kids an edge in college admissions and careers, despite a lack of hard evidence on benefits. Demand is surging as faith in higher education declines.
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