Should Community Colleges Be Tuition Free? Essay

The website college view gives us some sort of estimate on a four year institution “The College Board reports that the avenge cost of one year of in-state tuition and fees at a public four year school is $8,655. Tack on another $9,205 in room and board costs you’re looking at an average yearly bill of $17,860.” With that information about a four year institution students end up paying all their four years the price of 71,440 that is just an estimate that I just made because there are some schools that do not require students to stay there all the four years just the first year. But then the other thing is the transportation plays a big part of these because if they want to look for a cheaper spot to live so they could save out some money.
With that in mind about a four year institution in the article Should community colleges be tuition free? gives an idea what could happen if they do give free community college “Not everyone needs free tuition efforts to improve Americans’ education and skills should target people who otherwise wouldn’t or couldn’t complete college, such as those who are working more than half-time to cover their expenses. If community college becomes tuition- free regardless of income, many middle class and higher students may enroll to avoid tuition for two years before transferring to a four-year college, possibly crowding out less-advantaged students. That is why any tuition reductions should be means- tested to target those students for whom…