you say the liberal arts colleges in particular are failing students. why do you think kids are graduating with four-year degree liberal arts and not ready here? there s a huge skills gap in america. you have students graduating in majors that maybe 10 or 20 years ago were viable but today are not. an english major doesn t get the same quality of graduation to employment that predecessors did. highest paid english degree holder is someone who writes for technical material for science, technology, engineering and math. we need to put practical parts of education into liberal arts system. if you come out with an english major, you know how to start a tutoring service whether that was your dream or not. i said before that every college should have required entrepreneurship. when i went to college, you were required to take a library course, right. think how things have changed. so what about entrepreneurship course. you are not necessarily going to get that employer who will hire