People are weighing the worth of a college degree versus the cost of obtaining one (both time and money) and the scale is tipping towards going to work without

People are weighing the worth of a college degree versus the cost of obtaining one (both time and money) and the scale is tipping towards going to work without one. This is probably because the tuition fees have become so inflated that most people cannot recuperate the costs during their working career. Whether this is good or bad is still an open question. I'd claim that we have too many college-degree professionals and that companies claim they need them, when they really don't.