Let's talk about making money.
It may seem vulgar, but how many families sell everything they own just to send their kids to school? Isn't it all for the hope of wealth and success?
But unfortunately...
Education teaches you all sorts of skills, but none of it will teach you how to make money.
A diploma from Kyoto University undoubtedly offers a decent-paying job, but that income is far from enough for true success.
To truly succeed, you can only rely on your own exploration afterward.
Actually, regardless of the institution, everything you learn is about teaching you how to work. Collective interests and personal interests are not always aligned. Everyone desires a wealthy life, but society does not need that many wealthy people. Only by each person performing their individual function like a cog can society continue to move forward stably.
To put it more simply...
The world's resources are limited; they can't be evenly distributed to every household.
