What’s one result of encouraging every child to attend college, despite the individual’s scholarly talents and the less-than rigorous curricula of many institutions of higher education: A glut of unskilled young adults, competing for low wage jobs that they consider themselves to be overqualified for. Writing for the National Association of Manufacturers, George Leef points out that some kids just aren’t suited for college. And that’s okay. There’s nothing wrong with a vocational education, instead.
