I think it's a really interesting way to challenge established social structures. Schooling into the 20s is a pretty recent invention, and one which is more an

I think it's a really interesting way to challenge established social structures. Schooling into the 20s is a pretty recent invention, and one which is more and more lucrative for the providers of eduction. Opening up new alternatives could play a part in challenging the future growth of tuition, because college then wouldn't be the only visible way to make a good living.