> Is the argument that it's not fair for kids who could go to college to be that person? Spot on. When I make that argument its from the perspective of me at 1

> Is the argument that it's not fair for kids who could go to college to be that person? Spot on. When I make that argument its from the perspective of me at 18 with the options to do either. I think you're making an important counter point that many don't have the option to begin with, due to money, citizenship, parental/child care, relationships, illness, education level, etc. - although scholarships heavily target most of those demographics.