Millionaire at 21 vs Harvard Student: Is University Still Worth It?
June 26, 2026
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as posted by the channelFor decades, there has been a clear playbook for young Australians to go to university, study hard and a good job will follow. However in 2026 these pathways are shifting. HECS debts are becoming a substantial burden, AI is disrupting industries at rapid speeds and more young people are creating opportunities for themselves without a degree.
In this panel discussion, university advocates Tai Mitsuji and Ava Broinowski debate entrepreneurs Lara McCorquodale and Fatz Cetinay on the big question many young Australians are asking right now: is university still worth it?
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Interviewer and Producer: Issy Phillips
Producer: Jennifer Luu
Video Editing: Jasmine Rule and Issy Phillips
Commissioning Editor: Daniel Ahern
For more on the changing values of Australians, stream Compass on ABC iview
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