>Education is not a one size fits all I agree with this. >The difficulty (proxied by the reputation of the school) of the same courses vary wildly and dramati

>Education is not a one size fits all I agree with this. >The difficulty (proxied by the reputation of the school) of the same courses vary wildly and dramatically, as does workload, peer support, TA support, exams, and even the pace and how the final grade is curved. This doesn't sound like education to me, but a system of schooling composed of these factors with varying weights of assumed importance that most people in a society choose/blindly accept to be the one and only equivalent to an education (and all the ills that come from this assumption).