I wonder if we should take a look at how students, all paying tuition, have vastly unequal outcomes when it comes to job opportunities. Essentially there is a h

I wonder if we should take a look at how students, all paying tuition, have vastly unequal outcomes when it comes to job opportunities. Essentially there is a high scarcity of "good jobs" available to all but from the most selective universities. Essentially when a scarcity increases, there will always be an imperfect heuristic of selection. I guess this is more of a public policy area but it seems reasonable that anyone working full time should have access to economic security. Essentially cheating on university is the first symptom of lifetime of vastly unequal access to economic security.