> Ban education discrimination against job applicants. (Except for jobs which require certification). All that will do is create a regime of required certifica

> Ban education discrimination against job applicants. (Except for jobs which require certification). All that will do is create a regime of required certifications that people will need to get a job, and it will probably greatly reduce (individual) employment flexibility. Employers need some way of judging applicants ability, and it's my understanding that explicit aptitude tests have basically been banned, employers have to use education as a proxy. > put lower boundaries on what % of tuition goes towards instruction. Most tuition funds do not go towards education, and there is a lot of pressure for universities to spend them on building Potemkin villages. I think this is a much more reasonable suggestion. Cut out all the extra costs and make college a spartan environment focused on learning.