I'm all for that. My only concern is that it starts covering up one of the fundamental problems: a lot people are graduating high school, becoming eligible to vote, to be drafted, and in all other ways be adults, and they can't seem to do the cost/benefit analysis on college, or research a career that they're about to spend 4 years educating themselves for. They're surprised by how much debt costs, when they should have learnt the match behind compound interest years earlier.

We gotta fix that too...