> But at the same time shutting out the poor from college unless they're also straight-A students and somehow magically come from an area with good schools desp

> But at the same time shutting out the poor from college unless they're also straight-A students and somehow magically come from an area with good schools despite being poor... Is this better or worse than the credential treadmill and a lifetime servicing debt? At least when college was cheap in the 70s, you could pay for it with a summer job and part time work during school. > more aggressive about weeding out people who are not cut out for school This would never happen.