Is university still worth it in 2026? With the skyrocketing costs of tuition and student debt levels, one has to wonder: why should we continue to prioritize a degree over practical skills learned through trades? 💡 In a city like Toronto, where skilled tradespeople are in high demand, shouldn't we reconsider what “success” really looks like? Universities often preach the promise of a degree leading to high-flying careers, but how true is that for the average grad today? Are we getting lost in the idea that a four-year degree is the only route to a fulfilling future? Let’s debate: Is attending university still a smart investment, or should we champion learning a trade as a viable alternative? What are your thoughts?