American education forces all children, no matter if they want to do or not, into pursuing higher education, and casts a shadow on the children who drop out because they weren’t cut for higher education. In doing this, the American school system tends to demoralize these children, leading to a higher rate of poverty, dependence on welfare, and involvement in crime (Rumberger). These children, though not cut out for higher education, are far from useless, and dumb. They just aren’t encouraged to find jobs in the trades in America, because these jobs are made out to be jobs for people who are failures. In the dual-system, these jobs are encouraged, because no matter what happens, they will be a steady line of work, and they pay well. This means that in the dual-system, the country will have ample amounts of both jobs from higher education, and jobs from