Unless something dramatic happens, the impact of the SCOTUS ruling will be negligible at best. American male student enrollment in college and university has been declining by 2% annually since 1960. The campus culture is just revoltingly toxic for an otherwise mentally healthy young adult and that's without factoring in the general worthlessness of a college education.

Why do college graduates make more money then?

I do agree that education is in decline, which is probably caused by the rise of the smartphone, which has rotten the brain of people away until almost nothing.

I never said anything about education being in decline you selective editing halfwit. As the full quote of my comment above shows, I'm not referring to education being in decline, but American male attendance, enrollment, and thus organized societal participation being in terminal decline.

However, to answer your question, "Why do college graduates make more money then?" For the same reasons why so many of the people dying from the Covid-19 vaccine have been overwhelmingly college graduates, I imagine.