Higher education, whether from college or the Internet, should be used to balance one's knowledge. While college today is a bad value (you can get into massive debt, and there is no forgiveness for such debt), it is not inherently a bad thing. If you are getting your classes fully paid for, or can take them with minimal debt and you feel it's worth the debt after objectively comparing the cost to the benefit, you are an idiot if you refuse them because of a stupid religion. And I think one should be careful of Rockefellerian education which only forces one to stick with the Establishment--balance it out with Internet education which can be had for free or at minimal cost.
And even after college, keep using the Internet to balance out your education. Whether checking your courses for alternative viewpoints or simply educating yourself about products you buy, you should continue finding out about things the Establishment is hiding from you. Not to mention, the Internet is a great way to try religions before "buying". Anyone who is undecided or that has been stuck in one religion from birth on should check out religions online, even if they have no intention of joining. Everyone can go online and experience Jewish, Christian, and Muslim religions for themselves with no commitment. You can experience exotic tribal religions, various denominations of major religions, Eastern religion, Satanism, and virtually every religion online without commitment. Then, you can see for yourself whether the religion you are in is truly best for you--or arm yourself against the next big cult (for instance, leaving the jokehovians, you can experience the Boston Movement cult without actually studying or committing yourself). Then, you will be ready to refuse--or know what you are getting into. Better to experience Moonie life online, simply reading posts and blogs from current and former Moonies, than experience it by becoming one and regretting it.