Exactly. I get the feeling people are looking at the success of education in financial terms, when the issue is bigger than that. If someone spends $100,000 on

Exactly. I get the feeling people are looking at the success of education in financial terms, when the issue is bigger than that. If someone spends $100,000 on school and they don't make that after graduating, people label it as a failure. College's worth shouldn't be evaluated in a purely financial context.