Recent arguments in favor of skipping college have focused on billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg or Bill Gates [1], who both famously dropped out of their universities to launch successful companies, the Huffington Post reports. But now with student debt growing [2] and a mismatch between unemployed Americans’ skills [3] and the required expertise for available jobs, vocational education could be gaining steam, and high schools are rethinking whether they should usher students toward something other than traditional colleges. Occupations like brickmasonary, construction, pipelaying and plumbing are all projected to be among the 10 fastest-growing occupations over the next decade, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics [4] — and none of them require a bachelor’s degree…