Agreed. For "non-profits" institutions, I certainly see college administration and trustee boards getting paid astronomical amounts for otherwise dubious work a

Agreed. For "non-profits" institutions, I certainly see college administration and trustee boards getting paid astronomical amounts for otherwise dubious work and expertise while students and academics suffer. The thing that I found most insulting was when university faculty and staff would complain about entitled students. My reply was always," if your tuition for 1 year costs as much as a fully optioned luxury vehicle, I expect certain things to be present." And I can at least sell the automobile at a later date. Can't do that with my toilet paper of a degree. I wholeheartidly believe in some form of student loan forgiveness but it needs to be at the expense of higher education who created this crisis. The solution is simple: 1. Cap student visas 2. End government backed student loans. Or at least restrict them to STEM only. 3. Tax university endowment income as a percent to pay down outstanding student loan debts when tuition is over an arbitrary amount. Universities want to peddle socialism then it's time they pay their fair share.