But a college degree is suppose to be far more than learning how to study and some minor industry exposure which is the vast majority of what it is being used f

But a college degree is suppose to be far more than learning how to study and some minor industry exposure which is the vast majority of what it is being used for. It means people are paying for 90% fluff they don't want or need at exorbitant rates to overcome an invisible wall. Numerous classes I myself took and needed credit for to work towards a degree, while entertaining and informative, ultimately ended up as no more than what I could of obtained by reading a decent book on the subject myself. And it cost me a damn pretty penny. While I think those types of classes should still exist, they shouldn't be used as an artificial financial and time barrier to getting a decent job.