Your comment is currently gray, but I would like to hear why you think this.
On the part of the pupil that pays for an education, their relation to the teacher and institution is limited by their competitive pursuit of a career.
Altogether, anything which risks the institution's potential for profit or the individual pupil's competitive edge in the career market is unsustainable in the aggregate (or, "at scale" in HN lingo). If education itself is compromised, then so be it. This is the norm for good reason. There is no alternative (under capitalism).