As long as these views persist, we have no right to expect a solution to problems of this sort. Universities are not for everyone. In this age of egalitarian social views, this is a controversial statement. A university should be a place for the inspired and the intelligent to expand themselves before entering the world. Allowing people in who don't belong here doesn't help anyone.
Unqualified entrants waste their money and the money of their sponsors.
Input from them in no way adds to the university community. Trade schools can teach sales or cooking or accounting much more efficiently than a university can, because they allow the student to focus on one field rather than trying to force them to take classes they don't care about. Establishing these schools is the best way to serve the students and the state. As for the cheaters, it's not they who have failed the class, it's the system that's failed them. Student Advantage, Inc.