This article makes me think of an idea I heard years ago. That being make the cost of tuition zero for all students, and then take 20% of their income for the 5

This article makes me think of an idea I heard years ago. That being make the cost of tuition zero for all students, and then take 20% of their income for the 5 years after they graduate. The thought process here is that no matter what we do, people are people and will seek degrees in what they are interested in. So, if we take that 20% from everyone it will average out so that the people going to work at Google and receiving > $100,000 out of the gate help to offset those that major in a less lucrative field. I could have sworn that there was something like this being tested somewhere in Michigan, but I can't fully remember.