At that debt level, a college education is still a no-brainer. I would argue that depends heavily on which degree you're coming out with. I know a lot of comm

At that debt level, a college education is still a no-brainer. I would argue that depends heavily on which degree you're coming out with. I know a lot of communications and psychology majors who are working in food service 3-4 years after graduating, still living at home, and getting assistance from their regretful parents who cosigned on their student loans.