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Originally Posted by you&me
Excuse my ignorance, but why not?
I had to chuckle at the suggestion of the "Women and Gender Studies" student suggesting free tuition... Like Bleeding Red, I can get behind the idea of free, or far more subsidized tuition if it leads to more productive and contributive grads... You want a fluffy degree with dead-end prospects, you should be paying full freight for it.
I think I've read that some European countries reevaluate their domestic labour markets and subsidize studies in vocations that are in demand or underrepresented... I'm not sure of the mechanics of it, but it sounds like a better use of gov't funds than a free-for-all on tuition.
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You will only see massive post-secondary changes if overall enrollment drops significantly for an extended period of time, like say over five years.
The other question you must ask yourself is if any these wall-of-text-changes actually does anything for the end result. I mean people can't even agree on what the end result should be, so good luck with that.