Reagan Faulkner breaks down why the modern university system is financially and culturally broken, arguing that college has become an expensive indoctrination pipeline rather than a pathway to prosperity. She unpacks staggering student debt numbers, inflated tuition, weak job outcomes, and how DEI-driven campus culture, social hierarchies, and radical curricula shape a generation that is over-schooled, under-skilled, and deeply in debt. Drawing on her own experience as a current college student, Reagan contrasts oversupplied white-collar degrees with high-paying blue-collar trades, exposes how “student success” centers rebrand banned DEI, and calls parents and students to either reject the college trap entirely or build competing, truly educational institutions rooted in traditional American values.
