Free College Benefits

The United States of America is known as the “Land of the Opportunity.” However, this statement is not completely true due to one aspect. Once students of America graduate high school, most of the students want to attend college and make their lives better. In fact, most take their ACT, apply for college, and apply for scholarships to prepare financially for college, but they still do not obtain the amount of funds they need. College is a part of life that can be burdensome to both the parent and the student because of the stress it causes trying to pay for it. Most colleges cost twenty thousand dollars a year for one enrolled student, and some colleges cost more. College is just too expensive and burdensome for some families in America. Since college costs this much, it is very rewarding when a student graduates and starts a new chapter in their life. On the other hand, if college were to become free, then education basically would become worthless and leave students with a tremendous amount of free time. With free college, students may waste their college years and not become productive members of society. Due to the problems that are …show more content…
However, there is only one way. To have one’s college paid for, they must send their children and spouses to work on plantations and factories to pay for the college attendee’s cost of attending. The children and spouses would have to do a number of different things, including: working on assembly lines in factories, planting crops on plantations, caring for the crops, and harvesting the crops. In addition, these people would only be required to take a five minute break per day (this would also include their lunch break), and work fourteen hours a day. This amount of work will pay for the college student’s cost of attending and will eventually pay for a better life for them once their parent graduate