The article criticizes that only 30% of Vietnamese people went to university. I wonder if that's really so bad. In the US and EU, employers now regularly requi

The article criticizes that only 30% of Vietnamese people went to university. I wonder if that's really so bad. In the US and EU, employers now regularly require a college degree even when it's not needed. Like why does a Starbucks barista need a bachelor degree? Maybe there's an efficiency benefit to not sending everyone through university because not everyone is going to work a white collar office job?