In the US, there is already a wide range of state schools, community colleges, and trade-oriented educational options. (And private universities largely do what

In the US, there is already a wide range of state schools, community colleges, and trade-oriented educational options. (And private universities largely do what they want within legal and financial limits anyway.) I suppose you can always argue that higher ed/trade-oriented training should have even less expensive options but it's mostly private ed in majors that don't really translate to job opportunities that lead to complaints about the price tag.