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human
I think college is way too easy and the number of people graduating college should be cut in half.

College degrees are becoming more and more valueless because just about anyone with half a brain and enough money to pay 4 years worth of tuition can obtain a degree. I'm a Junior at a major University right now and I can with all honesty say that at least 2/3 of my classmates do not put in any respectable amount of work towards their classes or are just plain dumb/apathetic. The Cs get degrees attitude is rampant, but the thing is that its true. As long as the university is getting their money they can keep churning out unqualified students with increasingly worthless degrees and it will only benefit them.

Without rarity there is no value, and without competition there is no rarity. Graduating college with a degree should be an accomplishment of one's intellect and hard work, not the product of paying tuition and doing the absolute minimal for four years. 

This would also help ease the student debt problem.
gpt
I argue that the minimum level of work to graduate, in general, is still sufficient, and that there can still be much diversity between "A" and "C" level students.

First, a college degree, even if accomplished at the minimum level, requires more effort and yields more educational benefit than simply ending the academic life after high school. They're already distinguishing themselves from those without college experience. 

Second, competition already exists - at least, for jobs. A person who puts more effort into their academic career is one who can put their knowledge into practice, minimize errors, and find experience in their field. The same could not be said for those who put in the minimum effort. An employer would likely identify and hire the former of the two, and the latter, if employed, would probably fail often.

So if you put more effort into your degree than your colleagues, good for you. It'll show when your experience and abilities beat the competition.