There's a new poll out there on higher education from the AP and the National Opinion Research

and its Nork, and the experts are said to be alarmed at the results.

Now, according to the poll, a majority of young Americans between 13 and 29 agree that

college can put people on a path to success, but only about 40% agree that a four-year degree

adequately prepares people for today's economy. Now, here's the part that experts find alarming.

Half of these young Americans think that a has-screwed education provides the skills needed to get a good job.

Six out of 10 think vocational schools are good, but the vast majority of young people, 73% of them

think the best preparation is job experience rather than a degree. Experts are distressed by

the skepticism about the value of a college degree, and I'm bet the AP hated to report that young

people's esteem for practical experience is shared by the Trump administration, which is pushed to

expand the previsher programs. Now, what the alarmed experts miss are the reasons for these results.

Many colleges, despite the ridiculous price tag, are nothing more than liberal indoctrination centers.

Young people are figuring out that it makes no sense to go deep into debt for useless liberal

degrees that don't prepare them for real life, like degrees in any corruption, rule of law. Anyway,

all this is not alarming to me. It's very hopeful.