Row 59811

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Worked 40 hours a week, Spring Break, and summers to pay for school. I chose a major that offered a good income, and I chose a school based on my financial situation.

Today, students can go to one of the best community colleges for $2k a semester and then transfer to any state school for the final two years.

The government removed market forces from this process by guaranteeing student debt and locking people into debt which could not be forgiven. Schools took full advantage of the situation and drove up prices because students could borrow from the government no matter how much it cost or what dumb ass major was selected. For example, did you know there is a major called equestrian nutrition (effectively the study of horse shit)? Probably relevant major before the discovery of the car. Add to all of this, our government allowed for profit, fly-by-night schools to prey on the stupid.(a sales slogan of bring your relevant work experience, $100k, and four classes for an undergrad degree)

Biden is now trying to “help” by writing off loans instead of actually addressing the situation because situations don’t vote! Definitely not going to do anything but waste money and also not a good solution for future generations…which is honestly most important!

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text Worked 40 hours a week, Spring Break, and summers to pay for school. I chose a major that offered a good income, and I chose a school based on my financial situation. Today, students can go to one of the best community colleges for $2k a semester and then transfer to any state school for the final two years. The government removed market forces from this process by guaranteeing student debt and locking people into debt which could not be forgiven. Schools took full advantage of the situa…
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