Let me summarize the article another way: consumers are ill informed and don't have the power to leverage their spend like we do buying cars or groceries or tec

Let me summarize the article another way: consumers are ill informed and don't have the power to leverage their spend like we do buying cars or groceries or tech. American healthcare is another one. If I was a US president I'd have five guys work full time to produce a consumer report on health and education so students and their families could assess: * Can I get a job to pay for my major at it's cost? * What am I really paying for? * What's right and wrong about the US news and report magazine report on university ranking which has seen several negative stories and notable quits lately. The first question isn't about money in the absolute sense. If you think you've got a Nobel prize story in you, hey, do a lit major and go for it. Nobody said corporate America or tech is for everyone. Just don't be played.