I guess I will do the napkin math: 39% of Americans graduated college [2] Income of mid-career is 111,000 (college) vs 43,000 (HS) [2] Lifetime increase in e

I guess I will do the napkin math: 39% of Americans graduated college [2] Income of mid-career is 111,000 (college) vs 43,000 (HS) [2] Lifetime increase in earnings is estimated 800,000, paying taxes the whole time. So I think the commenter calling this a one time tax deduction is closer to reality than a "regressive tax". Probably less regressive than the 401Ks many college grads have vs HS. [1] https://money.com/wage-gap-college-high-school-grads/ https://money.com/wage-gap-college-high-school-grads/ [2] https://www.cbsnews.com/news/how-many-of-us-are-college-grads/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/how-many-of-us-are-college-grad...