I went to a state school and would never even get in now. Stanford has a problem but I was never going to get into a school that the prestige matters. This jus

I went to a state school and would never even get in now. Stanford has a problem but I was never going to get into a school that the prestige matters. This just doesn't matter for the vast majority of students. In the long run, the state school problem is easily fixed by an AI first, ultra low tuition, accredited option. I actually just looked at my state school thinking of going back in my 50s but the tuition makes it a complete non-starter. I just think of how cheap we could do an AI first class with 1 or 2 in person, controlled exams like any license exam that cheating is just not going to be an issue. The prestigious schools have a much more difficult problem but there are pretty simple ways to have in person exams that most people are not going to cheat on.