#higher education reform

Should we stop pushing everyone to go to college and instead accept that only about 20% of people are actually cut out for university?

Should universities drop "soft skills" like critical thinking to focus only on job-specific coding and data skills?

Should universities teach mental health resilience or just hard skills?

Should colleges ditch traditional lectures for online-only learning, or does that ruin the experience?

Would you switch from a traditional computer science degree to a nano-credential stack if employers stopped caring about diplomas?