filial_piety
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the problem is cost. Schools don't have no responsibility because students borrow. You have trillions in student loan debt and no collateral. Student loans should be set up to be paid back within 4 years of graduating depending on the profession. And your degree should be the collateral so if you don't pay the loan off by a certain time the degree is voided.
interesting idea...I'd advocate for capping the amount of federal/private loans that one can take out thereby forcing alot of these institutions to either provider better financial aid packages or work with what people can actually afford.I think there needs to be a trajectory in the discussion of just how much more these colleges need to invest in their students rather than the reverse.
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but it was an eye opener to not take the free money for granted. I switched my major to Radiation Therepy, I just turned 20 a month ago & work for the government. I got a year left in the program then I plan to transfer to the VA. So yes.. The cost may be high in school but it all depends on that student. Majority gets full ride financial aid or scholarship and treat that as if it was expectant. I was one of them but learned my lesson quick. The whole collateral thing you spitting @