> The big question is, given a particular student, will they do better with a college education? Maybe, it's really hard to measure. I suspect a good not grea

> The big question is, given a particular student, will they do better with a college education? Maybe, it's really hard to measure. I suspect a good not great college is a very good way to improve a particular person's life, but not the absolute optimal use of four years and about $30,000. While this question is really important for individuals to ask, I don't think this question is going to destroy institutions of higher learning. I think a lot of people will still take the relatively safe path of completing a four year degree.