There are many things that gets the world going. The weather, the humans we react with, and money, but When it comes to education it becomes an important factor. According to the
New York times “Expanding Community College Access” There is a bill that is being proposed and that is to give free tuition for community colleges, but there is an argument that since tuition is averaged around $3300 they also give pell grants and other grants to poor and working class students that they get more out of it. When you talk about money it plays a big role. There is money being involved and when there is it will have an affect how education is maintained. There are students who go to college and when they graduate, they end up taking out …show more content…
He is willing to put out a program that would also help students pass all their classes and increase graduation rates. People think just because there is grants and scholarships they are getting more than they bargain, as the New York times editor says that there are other expenses to be paid and later on the students have to pay big time in the end and not all schools are 3300 dollars in tuition. Sometimes even some students have to figure out other things they are keeping them from going to college and people who argue don’t realize the potential finances that some students go into. People don’t see that. They think that people will just get the money and that’s why there should be rules on grants too. That way it would test students to see if college is the right for them. There choices are to take a few classes for free and to test the waters. There is always a key to success and everybody has to go out and search it somehow to achieve success in their careers. I think colleges should be free because it gives young and older students a chance to gain more knowledge, a chance to test out college and to help aid other finances that get in their education …show more content…
Or two they could work and go to school at the same time, which will hindrance their performances making retake those classes and paying for those classes all over again which will burden their expenses. With that being said, College should be free for other older adults who have financial issues also too. According to Penn State Daily collegian, The author Wang states that “A lot of female students are single moms and have kids, and between their families, work and school, they struggle,” my mom said. We want every person to have decent college experiences even older adults so they don’t have to worry about paying the bills and paying for school. They are putting more stress than they should have. Giving this opportunity will give older adults that chance to earn a higher education. It enhances their ability to take one or two classes while working to support themselves and/or their family instead of putting a load on their
New York times “Expanding Community College Access” There is a bill that is being proposed and that is to give free tuition for community colleges, but there is an argument that since tuition is averaged around $3300 they also give pell grants and other grants to poor and working class students that they get more out of it. When you talk about money it plays a big role. There is money being involved and when there is it will have an affect how education is maintained. There are students who go to college and when they graduate, they end up taking out …show more content…
He is willing to put out a program that would also help students pass all their classes and increase graduation rates. People think just because there is grants and scholarships they are getting more than they bargain, as the New York times editor says that there are other expenses to be paid and later on the students have to pay big time in the end and not all schools are 3300 dollars in tuition. Sometimes even some students have to figure out other things they are keeping them from going to college and people who argue don’t realize the potential finances that some students go into. People don’t see that. They think that people will just get the money and that’s why there should be rules on grants too. That way it would test students to see if college is the right for them. There choices are to take a few classes for free and to test the waters. There is always a key to success and everybody has to go out and search it somehow to achieve success in their careers. I think colleges should be free because it gives young and older students a chance to gain more knowledge, a chance to test out college and to help aid other finances that get in their education …show more content…
Or two they could work and go to school at the same time, which will hindrance their performances making retake those classes and paying for those classes all over again which will burden their expenses. With that being said, College should be free for other older adults who have financial issues also too. According to Penn State Daily collegian, The author Wang states that “A lot of female students are single moms and have kids, and between their families, work and school, they struggle,” my mom said. We want every person to have decent college experiences even older adults so they don’t have to worry about paying the bills and paying for school. They are putting more stress than they should have. Giving this opportunity will give older adults that chance to earn a higher education. It enhances their ability to take one or two classes while working to support themselves and/or their family instead of putting a load on their