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cthulhu nailed it. I think the world is sending way to many people to college who can't really utilize a college education. They need to be going to something more akin to a trade school / apprenticeship with 6 mon's to 2 years training as opposed to a 2-4 years Associates / Bachelors program. Something of a more directed job position.
So much for the liberal arts education. Of course, I don't think *any* education would help the PHB. He certainly makes liberal arts look bad, but I don't think the degree matters. You can lead a dork to an education, but you can't make him think.
@se7ensamurai As an engineer, I would like to state a contrary point of view; namely that you will hove (at this point) gone back to reading "The Old Man and the Sea" by Mr. Ernest Hemingway.
