Targeting "fast casual" will work really well for lots of students, but I question how many of them needed college for anything other than the piece of paper.

Targeting "fast casual" will work really well for lots of students, but I question how many of them needed college for anything other than the piece of paper. It may be that ASU provides good value for the dollar; it is not realistic that they provide to 76k students the experience that a smaller university can offer to 5k students or even 15k students. Most jobs and careers do not require a 4-year university education. Even most "tech" jobs don't, because for every job that needs a mathematician there are 10 that need a narrow-skilled technician, either trained by a boot camp (coding) or an apprenticeship (sysadmin/ netadmin).