Forbes has reported that new federal reforms aimed at curbing skyrocketing higher education costs by limiting student loan amounts could reshape the pipeline for black professionals. [1] This article, written by Richard Fowler, suggests that these changes might affect the financial stability and career prospects of students from minority backgrounds. In contrast, Forbes also highlighted a different aspect of tutoring services, emphasizing their effectiveness in improving student outcomes. [2] The piece, authored by Forbeseq, claims that high-impact tutoring (HIT) is widely endorsed for enhancing educational performance. The Hindu has taken a more critical stance on the current education system, arguing that it fails to address the needs of Gen Z students and does not promote humane values. [3] This article suggests that the constitutional promise of education should be aligned with fostering empathy and understanding rather than focusing solely on fear, debt, and psychological rewards.