Education in America is in decline – full stop. Our colleges and universities should be operating at close to 90% performance and accountability, yet they’re nowhere close. And the public is waking up.
Younger Americans are leaving the college pipeline and moving into the trades. More women are joining the trades than ever before. That’s where the next generation of millionaires will come from – skilled labor, not inflated degrees.
Meanwhile, universities are failing to produce the workforce the country actually needs. Parents and students are voting with their wallets and their feet. Nobody wants to spend $250,000 on an institution that delivers ideological indoctrination instead of education.
Look at places like Harvard. They’re no longer focused on teaching. The number of administrators has exploded, and many of them make over $1,000,000 a year. That administrative bloat is one of the biggest drivers of tuition hikes.
And here’s the bottom line: failed institutions should not be propped up by tax dollars. If a university can’t justify its existence through real educational outcomes, it has no business demanding public money to sustain its bureaucracy.
The system is broken. It’s time for accountability, transparency, and a return to the real purpose of higher education.
