> It was only a way to move up into and through the middle class. And failed miserably even at that. Incomes have remained the same – stagnant, to use more com

> It was only a way to move up into and through the middle class. And failed miserably even at that. Incomes have remained the same – stagnant, to use more common terminology – through the rise of post-secondary education. Nothing has been gained, only lost in direct and opportunity cost. All post-secondary education has shown is the those who have greater privilege, like not being born with a crippling disability that leaves one to struggle in school, tend to do better in school and have less struggles in the rest of their life because of those privileges.