Title
Intro
Nowadays it is expected of students getting out of highschool to then attend college. However, a survey by Edward Jones shows hat 83 percent of people say they can not afford the risk of going to college.
In the recent years the prices of being able to go to college have raised substaintly. This has caused college to not seem like the expected step anymore, but rather a unaffordable step.
The government and even college should lower the cost of college to end the financial burden of college to ensure a better education for all.
College tuition being unreasonably high has delayed students’ major life events, caused problems for our economy, crippled students for their financial future, resisted students from picking their dream …show more content…
A few states have proposed a law that might be the new solution.
Oregon, Ohio, and New Jersey have all created a law for the students. This law makes it so the kids will not see a bill upfront anymore. Instead, the students in public schools would give up three percent of their income to help fund the schools (Kingkade).
This solution is a start to students being able to afford college and being able to recieve a higher education.
Numerous people have the mindset that even though college is a great opportunity, that they will never be able to afford it. We need to change this mindset.
Conclusion
The government and even college should lower the cost of college to end the financial burden of college to ensure a better education for all.
When we have steep tuition prices we delay students’ major life events, cause problems for our economy, cripple students for their financial future, resist students from picking their dream major, and drive students away from the idea of going to college.
College tuitions are continuing to rise so later generations will end up having even more problems if we do not fix this right now. For the people who are done with college, they will still see the effect in the economy if we do not take control of the
Intro
Nowadays it is expected of students getting out of highschool to then attend college. However, a survey by Edward Jones shows hat 83 percent of people say they can not afford the risk of going to college.
In the recent years the prices of being able to go to college have raised substaintly. This has caused college to not seem like the expected step anymore, but rather a unaffordable step.
The government and even college should lower the cost of college to end the financial burden of college to ensure a better education for all.
College tuition being unreasonably high has delayed students’ major life events, caused problems for our economy, crippled students for their financial future, resisted students from picking their dream …show more content…
A few states have proposed a law that might be the new solution.
Oregon, Ohio, and New Jersey have all created a law for the students. This law makes it so the kids will not see a bill upfront anymore. Instead, the students in public schools would give up three percent of their income to help fund the schools (Kingkade).
This solution is a start to students being able to afford college and being able to recieve a higher education.
Numerous people have the mindset that even though college is a great opportunity, that they will never be able to afford it. We need to change this mindset.
Conclusion
The government and even college should lower the cost of college to end the financial burden of college to ensure a better education for all.
When we have steep tuition prices we delay students’ major life events, cause problems for our economy, cripple students for their financial future, resist students from picking their dream major, and drive students away from the idea of going to college.
College tuitions are continuing to rise so later generations will end up having even more problems if we do not fix this right now. For the people who are done with college, they will still see the effect in the economy if we do not take control of the