No, it's led by the other end. Funding is created for college places. Enough to "educate" 30% of people. People start to go. Employers for very basic jobs not

No, it's led by the other end. Funding is created for college places. Enough to "educate" 30% of people. People start to go. Employers for very basic jobs notice that 50% of applicants have degrees. They stipulate on their next job advertisement "degree required". The bar has been raised. You now cannot get an interview without a degree in many jobs. You have to get a degree. The financiers start to loan more and more for this now essential ticket. Universities start charging more. Student's entire working lives are financialised, as the debt will take a lifetime to repay. University is not set by the cost to deliver, it's set by the available credit. Same for housing. But hey keep on focusing on your "right to free speech" that every single other nation has but without a brutal police force that Europeans look upon with horror.