Debt In College

Another example is Zara Crowley, who attended a for-profit school at Westwood College, in 2007. Due to low income from her job, she had no choice but to drop out since it was very difficult to manage a school that doesn't take her circumstances into consideration. Those students end up settling for a type of school that does not have all the education they need in order to succeed and have their dream career. A lot of people end up not expanding their education. Some high graduates know the risk becoming in debt and some people might already be in debt. In fact, Josh Freedman stated from his article, “Student Loans Are A Drag On The Economy and Society,” from forbes.com, “While loans are intended to expand college access to a broader population, …show more content…
The author from “The Rising Price of Higher Education” article, William Trombley explains how across the country the prices of tuition and other expenses are rising and the school funding is reducing. Trombley says, “Some community college officials estimate that the budget cuts and fee increases will cause an enrollment decline of about 200,000 students,” on paragraph 27, highereducation.org. Nearly those 200,000 students who enrolled to schools will be declined because of the increase of fees and budget cuts. Schools already have enough to stress over on how much they can use from their budget, such as electricity, water, and keeping their campus environment safe. Schools also have to provide new high technology since technology is advancing rapidly each year. Yet, there is another alternative that some students have in mind. Some high school students know what they won't be able to afford to go to college, that’s when most of them decide to join the military. Afterwards, they are able to attend college and expand their knowledge. Not only that, but those graduates will have more experience and will have greater amount of job