IMO, The issue is that it is a near societal necessity that everyone go to college, but the cost of it has not been lowered to reflect that. There is a supply o

IMO, The issue is that it is a near societal necessity that everyone go to college, but the cost of it has not been lowered to reflect that. There is a supply of students, and the universities know it. Competition amongst schools for top talent is easily reflected in sports where colleges go head over heels to pay a student athlete's way through school if they would just play for them. The tables would need to be reversed to affectively lower the price of education as universities competed for students. Essentially, remove the abundance of students or introduce more universities to compete against the currently entrenched. That would be a free market method, because this regulated version isn't working out. Somethine