In the current article “Tuition-Free Higher Education Must Be Offered,” the author, Richard Eskow, explains how Tuition Free Higher Education can be made possible through several different methods by better organizing government spending and ending corporate tax loopholes. The rising cost of higher education is not fair for low income groups. Therefore, the author mentions that young people in the Untied States are falling behind in education in comparison to other more developed countries. The best indicator of a child’s chance of graduating college is the answer to; did his or her parents graduate high school? The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development found that 29 percent of young people in the United States will have a higher education if his or her parents did not finish nor graduate from high school. The United States of America has the top highest rate of returns in college degrees in the world.
The author points out that free education is a dream. And that government of United States of America spends close to 69 billion dollars helping out students with student aid per year. A statistic shows that student debt crisis is …show more content…
One then can wonder why someone would try to cut off social security, it looks like they don’t care about helping students acquire an education or find jobs. The cleanest and ethical solution is to provide free higher education. Meanwhile the arguments of the economy are notable. The author points out that, the 2012 political parties discussed that education must be heading towards teaching skills that will help graduates get jobs in America’s corporations. Colleges and Universities produce all kinds of careers like scientists, musicians, philosophers, visionaries and more. The author insists that, we have to stay true on the educational vision that the primary purpose of education is that all levels is to produce completely realized citizens in
The author points out that free education is a dream. And that government of United States of America spends close to 69 billion dollars helping out students with student aid per year. A statistic shows that student debt crisis is …show more content…
One then can wonder why someone would try to cut off social security, it looks like they don’t care about helping students acquire an education or find jobs. The cleanest and ethical solution is to provide free higher education. Meanwhile the arguments of the economy are notable. The author points out that, the 2012 political parties discussed that education must be heading towards teaching skills that will help graduates get jobs in America’s corporations. Colleges and Universities produce all kinds of careers like scientists, musicians, philosophers, visionaries and more. The author insists that, we have to stay true on the educational vision that the primary purpose of education is that all levels is to produce completely realized citizens in