My experience is that there are plenty of community colleges, but people don't want to go to them because they feel they're stigmatized. I have to admit that w

My experience is that there are plenty of community colleges, but people don't want to go to them because they feel they're stigmatized. I have to admit that while I'm obviously against exploitative schemes, the shutdown of something that may have been a viable alternative to a traditional university hurts a little. Small trade schools, which ITT presented itself as even if it was in reality just a scam, are much better learning environments than large universities for most of the kind of stuff that hackers do. I'm worried there will be a small cultural backlash against people without traditional educations on the heels of this shutdown. Since traditional university education is mostly just a massive, deeply-ingrained scam itself, this is disappointing.