I went to another computer school 30 years ago. They said they'd get me a job as a software tester. Not only had the tech bubble popped, the classes they offered weren't enough to get a foot in the door anywhere. I did a two month internship and a stint at tech support. That was it, and the result was my fault for not looking at the job market before I started.
The kicker was they tried to get me state funding by saying my profession at the time was in decline (which it wasn't). It would have given me $6000 for tuition which coincidentally was the cost for another one of their programs.

The housing loan crisis was telling- no one went to prison.

The qualification for wiping student loans is $125,000 for a single earner, $250,000 for two income families annually. I think those people are capable of paying of their own loans.