Now you’re moving the goalposts. The relative education levels of members of Congress may be a worthwhile debate, but that was not your original stance.
And equating educational level with intelligence, common sense, knowledge or just plain smarts is often a poor way to ”set the bar” as suggested. I wouldn’t give a plugged nickel for a significant portion of the kids graduating college today; many seem to not be able to find their own rear end if allowed to use both hands. Both of my grandfathers went no further than the fourth grade. One died financially comfortable and the other died wealthy and very well (self) educated. My father-in-law did not graduate from HS, but retired at the age of 51 from farming. He sells some timber whenever he feels like he wants anything. I would trust he knows far more about economics than AOC does.