In the article “Sentenced to Debt”, authors Scot Ross and Mike Brown accentuate the battle between higher learning organizations and big suit legislation to come up with an agreeable solution to the financial aid plight troubling millions of Americans. The majority of college students are burdened with lifelong debt in suit of pursuing their childhood career aspirations and often detracting from other pecuniary objectives such as vehicle or property ownership. At the beginning the writers use 2 individuals from separate walks of life as a model examples of the catch 22 that has become a finical crisis topic of recent years affecting all social classes by significantly decreasing turnover ratio following investing in a college degree; interest
