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I studied computer science and mathematics, have a good career as a result of my education, and still think college is a bad idea for most students. 
If you dig into the numbers university tends to disproportionately benefit the top ~10% of students who go to college. 50% of students never graduate and don't get much benefit from their education. Of the 50% of graduates about half graduate from programs that are not valued in the economy. Even among the graduates from valued programs, the bottom half of students struggle to find employment out of school and may end up underemployed.
To give people that went to college for stupid shit some hope…..
I needed a degree for my programming career.  Didn’t matter in what - just needed to be any degree.  It’s a hard requirement some places, even if the degree doesn’t align with the position.  Got rejected when I was 2 courses shy of my psych BA.  I now have that BA, reapplied and got my programming job.
Stupid degrees are handy, too >

hell yeah! and the “experience” as corny as it sounds…
and I don’t mean partying, I mean demonstrating to yourself that you have the discipline and consistency to stick with something that’s hard >

People who say it, don't go to college.
People who take those bad majors say like "I can't get a job"