I think a better solution would be to have the colleges who "educated" these students knocked off

the 10000 figure by directly paying for the student loans. They are the ones to blame today as so many of their students are unemployable. It should be across the board. Maybe schools should base their tuitions on the success of their academic programs and or usefulness of them. For example, pre med, pre law, business schools that have successful placement history can charge an appropriate amount for that academic education while the liberal arts degrees that really don't put students in a position to succeed financially should only charge maybe half the amount.