Create a federal system of trade schools in place of the current federal education funding.
Bloat from the administrative body, number of students attending college, federal aid, and grants have driven college costs to exorbitant prices.
Trade schools already existing at the state level or a new set can be created to educate the future generation. The average age of a tradesmen in the United States is 45 years old.
The schools should be independent financially and grant amounts should be a baseline to cover students plus a percentage incentive dictated by job placement percentage, pay adjusted purchasing power, and indented amount of money owned by their students