I agree. As a 2012 alum it is saddening to see how much tuition has continued to increase after I graduated from the University, and I did experience first-hand the misappropriation of funds by the University in terms of not providing the highest level of education. GTFs are hard-working and extremely valuable to the University, but when they are overseeing a 200-level course something is wrong. 

I would, however, point out that the University does offer some great programs. Journalism, Political Science, and Business all stand out. And while all three may not require a technical degree nor lead to a high salary, what education is offered within them is valuable and the connections you can make are great. 

I do agree with your point that the University should focus more of technical education, and hopefully they'll see a new wave of education with the new science complex.