As the article says: "College is not for everyone" but I think the article should be more balanced because there are areas of study that you (most people) could

As the article says: "College is not for everyone" but I think the article should be more balanced because there are areas of study that you (most people) could only grasp going to college. It is not the same studying operating systems in college, do the study and the practice, "suffer" exams that just reading information on Internet. There is a pressure and specific topics when you study that produces a deep effect in the brain and makes you click. I also think there is a third way with open universities and new pedagogical material. For example, when cybersecurity started gaining tractions, a friend was concerned about having more people understanding how to develop exploits and put exercises online [1]. It started with relatively easy exercises and moved to advanced ones. [1] https://web.archive.org/web/20150123211322/http://community.coresecurity.com/~gera/InsecureProgramming/ https://web.archive.org/web/20150123211322/http://community....