I've been thinking lately about the problem of the glut of unemployed college graduates.

The Marxist non-solution is yet another bail-out: to forgive student loan debt.

However, this does not address the real problem.

Universities are viewed, rightly or wrongly, as the gateway to better jobs.
Students and their families go into ridiculous debt based on this implied promise.
Yet, when at university, students do not receive the training needed to succeed in the business world.
Instead, they are indoctrinated in the ways of anti-business agitation.

Soon, if it hasn't happened already, employers will begin to realize that hiring anyone with a non-tech degree or *any* Ivy League degree is risking hiring an anti-business agitator.

Google has already stated that they prefer hiring people who have not attended college because they are more intellectually curious.

At what point should unemployed grads sue their universities for fraud?

Your thoughts are welcome.