I wouldn't trade my years and years of college for anything. Got a BS and MS back-to-back. My part time internship paid my college and living expenses. Not al

I wouldn't trade my years and years of college for anything. Got a BS and MS back-to-back. My part time internship paid my college and living expenses. Not all my profs were great, but I had the space to explore on my own. What's not to like? Sure, I came out of that $2,000 in debt, but I paid that off from my new gig in one payment the second it was about to start accruing interest. I'd argue that the keystone to the downfall of higher education is the cost, full stop. Other problems? Yes, of course. But fix the cost, and these problems lose most of their effect.