I've long thought this was true, but how soon it will happen is anyone's guess. I think the STEM curriculum courses will be the first to adopt a paradigm change (although I think one could argue that the end of the "well-rounded" college degree is already upon us), meaning a new type of higher learning will offer STEM degrees at considerably lower cost and fewer years to completion than that offered at most universities today by eliminating  the arts, humanities, and social science components of the classical well-rounded education model (or what remains of it on many college campuses --  according to the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), a well-rounded education includes the arts, humanities, sciences, social sciences, English, and math).

New Frontiers in Education

Alternate link if the one above doesn't work: https://is.gd/O1yZDD

(Original link if nothing else works is below; good luck getting there on your own -- maybe a search for

PC insanity may mean the end of American universities

will get you there.)

https://nypost.com/2019/05/31/pc-insanity-may-mean-the-end-of-american-universities/