> The problem is that colleges still regard themselves as educators and not job trainers I think the issue here is that employers have outsourced hiring valida

> The problem is that colleges still regard themselves as educators and not job trainers I think the issue here is that employers have outsourced hiring validation steps to the university, and the university never has, nor should be a platform for training people for specific jobs. Why would you need to go to a 4-year university to become a business analyst when you learn those skills in the job? To me it makes sense that a university and its staff sees its mission as education and not job training, because that’s what it is. We need to find a way to change this and stop wasting resources and time. College for most people is a really expensive way to spend 4 years not doing a lot. It’s mostly signaling.