> I mean I would agree with your position if most institutions were able to produce competent software engineers and didn't cost a life. Likewise, not everybod

> I mean I would agree with your position if most institutions were able to produce competent software engineers and didn't cost a life. Likewise, not everybody who graduates law school should be a lawyer. Education in other industries is just a prerequisite of a larger process and certainly not a qualifier. Other industries solve for this problem with either broker/agent relationships or through forced internships. Those filtering criteria are built into the licensing process and result in forced mentoring at the liability of a license holder.