Can a puppetry major survive a flagship’s financial crisis? Should it?
Not everything that we learn has to be learned in college. Not sure if 100% accurate, but a quick google search shows WVU tuition is about $9k for in-state, $25k out of state... does it really make sense for someone to spend $100k (or $36k, for West Virginia residents) to learn puppetry? If that&#x27;s your thing, great, why not go apprentice yourself somewhere to learn that skill instead?<p>Or offer a class or two in puppetry, that someone as a theater major can take. Not everything that isn&#x27;t STEM is &quot;liberal arts&quot; - as this article says, puppetry by itself is pretty niche, and the point of liberal arts is to be more broad.