>When everyone gets a degree it doesn’t make you stand out any more. Then let’s talk when we get closer to everyone having a degree. 33% is not everyone and “a

>When everyone gets a degree it doesn’t make you stand out any more. Then let’s talk when we get closer to everyone having a degree. 33% is not everyone and “a degree” is not a single product that can be compared 1:1 across each instance. > most kids in the US need to take on a lot of debt just so the don’t get left behind The average student loan debt for undergraduate degrees is $28,950. This is not “a lot of debt.” According to the valuation analysts at Kelley Blue Book, the estimated average transaction price for a light vehicle in the United States was $37,876 in 2020. That is to say, on average, students are taking on the debt for a 4 year education, that sets them up on average to earn a million dollars more in their lifetime than their peers who don’t, for less than the average transaction price for a light vehicle — an asset that depreciates ~20% when you take it off the lot. And you get the keep the credentials a lot longer.