Tom Krieglstein says college's real value isn't the degree. It's the co-curricular space: campus resources, alumni connections in industry, and collaborating with professors on businesses or inventions. The alumni network keeps paying off after graduation.
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The people who think that college isn't worth it are probably the same people that think college is all about going from class to class to class to graduate. When in reality, the best part, the best value of college, is when you take the content from the classroom and you utilize all the resources that exist on that campus to be able to expand your learning by by connecting with the alumni network who are out in the industry, by working with professors to come up with a business or an idea or a new invention while you're there at the university. It's called the co curricular space. And that's what makes a university so powerful and so worth it. And then after you graduate, once you're an alumni, tapping into that network, that's when it becomes really powerful.