There is already a bubble popping, but it's not measurably in the students finances since they have little assets to "pop". Look at the performance of for-prof

There is already a bubble popping, but it's not measurably in the students finances since they have little assets to "pop". Look at the performance of for-profit colleges lately, and the desperate attempts of public schools to raise tuition. The easy money has caused many colleges to expand irresponsibly, and they could be one MOOC away from collapse once a percentage of students figure out they have an alternative. It's not a dramatic stock market style crash, but a drawn out deflating not unlike the housing "pop".