[BitWielder1]

It does not mean everyone will be educated, it means diplomas are meaningless and prospective employers will have to figure out which of the new applicants absorbed anything useful in college and/or if they can be trained.

[Jim Noble]

it means diplomas are meaningless and prospective employers will have to figure out which of the new applicants absorbed anything useful in college and/or if they can be trained

You mean, like now.

I'm paying for college now, and in a year, I'll be paying for two kids, and due to close age spacing, I'll be paying for two until 2024, when I drop back to one.

I'm glad I can afford it, but, truth be told, the pricing is absurd, the differences between private schools in the same brackets (Bates-Bowdoin-Colby, Williams-Wesleyan-Amherst, Bucknell-Lehigh-Lafayette, Kenyon-Oberlin-Denison, etc) HAS to result from price-fixing.

If it were free, everybody would be paying much higher taxes, but the travesty of non-STEM "education" really wouldn't change all that much, IMO. The horrible results predicted by the anti-Bernie people are already here, in spades.