The real problem, which I suppose should be limited to income inequality, is not that college is always what you get a taste of but that people make money off of rather than actually doing their work. The real problem, which I believe should be limited to what should be limited, is that most successful people don't actually work rather they invest their wages into programs that pay for education. That has a lot of room for everybody to get into college, and it also has a lot of room for poor people to get into it because they don't have to. But if we actually treated those who are going to get into it like a lot of people are people, we could give those kids in their class economic access, access to the proper care they need, and actually get em out of poverty. But if we made everything on the moon it would cost $ genious but it would cost us nothing to do so.