<prompt> Human: Our son is 1, only child. My goal is to have his room, board, and tuition covered for the best undergrad grad school he can get into.For undergrad, we put 1000month into Utahs 529, age-based moderate risk portfolio.For grad school for example, medical, we put another 1000month into Vanguards 2030 Target Fund; well convert to bonds when hes in college. If he doesnt goto grad school, we can keep it for ourselves without paying a 529 penalty.a. Does that sound like it will realistically cover roomboardtuition at the most expensive places in the US?b. I get the impression that many Americans think its appropriate for parents to pay for college. Does America consider it too entitled to cover a childs graduate school?c. Are these the right investment products?Edit: source is savingforcollege.com, 8 yrs Stanford: If your goal is to cover 100 of the 1,056,191 projected cost of college, you will need to start making monthly contributions of 2,015 to meet that goal.  <response>: Uh, yes. 700K is likely to be quite sufficient to send your child to college. On the moon. 