Degrees should ha e different prices
We Must Cancel Everyone’s Student Debt, for the Economy’s Sake
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BushidoBrown
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degrees having the same price allows natural selection to place the pieces where they are meant to be
the dirty secret is the student loan crisis was indirectly made worse by the ACA
hidden in the bill were increases to the Pell Grant, more options for deductions and credits on tax day, and subsidies to reduce student loan interest rates
the result: more people going to college than should
the answer isnt always to spend. If anything they should just make getting a loan more difficult and put pressure on the universities to downsize
Auburn is 3x more expensive today than it was when I was a freshman in 2006.
Would be a violation of the equal protections clause
BushidoBrown
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id be happy w/ getting 75% back
or 75% off my remaining balance
But this is what people are leaving out. This will never happen because then you have to pay the people back who already paid.
The only thing that makes sense is that after 10 years, you have no more interest and if you have private loans you can move them to sallie Mae and drop the interest.
People need to be reasonable because saying write off 100k is bullshyt and will never happen
The banks got bailed out. People short sold their homes and got their mortgages written off.
capitalism is built off of supply and demand
right now there is a greater supply of students than there is colleges to offer services (and a greater supply of federal and private loan money)
because of this all of the colleges are squeezing students because they know the students will pay it
colleges wont begin reducing prices until the supply of students with money goes down. If govt attempts to regulate pricing the colleges will just cheapen the cost to operate to match the new income
Who the fukk said anything about undergrad?what type of entry level job straight out of undergrad is paying a starting salary of 250k?
please let me know
The conversation is about crippling student debt. Often times we cite people with the largest amount of student debt. Which in almost all cases are students who go to graduate school or in this example law school at Georgetown.
The point I made is, if you're going to one of the top schools and land a top job, you aren't concerned about these issues.
Ipso facto the discussion should be focused around students who incur smaller amounts of debt, but face a more crippling scenario because they aren't receiving a similar ROI regarding their education.
