I believe all students deserve a chance at higher education. College tuition should be free for hard working students around the country no matter the income or where they 're from. High achieving high school students should be awarded with a shot to prove themselves. Secondary Education is more important in today’s society. Just about all well paying jobs will soon require a bachelor’s degree. Minimum wage isn 't enough to support a familiar because the cost of living is rising as well. The tuition should be free because the national student loan debt is rising out of control, graduates struggle with loans years later, and some lower income families can’t afford the thousands it costs to go to college.
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This has been notices by hierarchy and programs have been put in place to aid students. For example, the Obama Student Loan Forgiveness and other student loan relief programs are available online. This program has been proven to have success already. In our state there is the TN Promise that offers two free years at any community college. Giving many more kids who meet the requirements an opportunity they normally wouldn 't get due to their circumstances.There are certain requirements, like a certain GPA, meetings you have to attend, and community service hours. For students that do well in the classroom and help out in the community they should have the opportunity to further their education.In the article -Clinton to offer free college tuition to millions of students- I read “Hillary Clinton announced plans Wednesday to offer free in-state tuition at public colleges and universities to students whose families earn up to $85,000 a year.” Right now it is only community college and a few technical schools, but I feel it should be available for big Universities as well. The start of community college is an effective start. It’s not a huge state university, however students are getting a shot at secondary education and a degree to better their …show more content…
There 's no more school, start your career, and you get to live your life with family. However, those with debt from college have that reminder of how expensive that education was. They have to account for the loans in their monthly bills. If students don 't get a job right out of college they might find themselves overwhelmed because there is no way to pay off the bills. I do not want to live this way. When I get out of college I would like to buy what I want and only have to pay life expenses, rent, and car payments. Therefore, I hope in the near future a solution is found for all students pursuing a
One might argue that is is too expensive …show more content…
This has been notices by hierarchy and programs have been put in place to aid students. For example, the Obama Student Loan Forgiveness and other student loan relief programs are available online. This program has been proven to have success already. In our state there is the TN Promise that offers two free years at any community college. Giving many more kids who meet the requirements an opportunity they normally wouldn 't get due to their circumstances.There are certain requirements, like a certain GPA, meetings you have to attend, and community service hours. For students that do well in the classroom and help out in the community they should have the opportunity to further their education.In the article -Clinton to offer free college tuition to millions of students- I read “Hillary Clinton announced plans Wednesday to offer free in-state tuition at public colleges and universities to students whose families earn up to $85,000 a year.” Right now it is only community college and a few technical schools, but I feel it should be available for big Universities as well. The start of community college is an effective start. It’s not a huge state university, however students are getting a shot at secondary education and a degree to better their …show more content…
There 's no more school, start your career, and you get to live your life with family. However, those with debt from college have that reminder of how expensive that education was. They have to account for the loans in their monthly bills. If students don 't get a job right out of college they might find themselves overwhelmed because there is no way to pay off the bills. I do not want to live this way. When I get out of college I would like to buy what I want and only have to pay life expenses, rent, and car payments. Therefore, I hope in the near future a solution is found for all students pursuing a