In Michael Moore’s film “Where To Invade Next” it documents Moore’s visits to various countries outside the United States to explore what ideas the United States should learn from them. Most significantly, Moore looks at the benefits Slovenia has acquired after enacting free college schooling throughout the country. Throughout his travels, Moore’s spectators discover how far America has strayed from its original ideas. Slovenia allows any students from anywhere across the nations, to attend a free higher level of education. At Slovenia, they even teach some of their courses in different languages, for foreigners who come to the country. There is a total of six countries that offer free college currently, but America is straying further and
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People that struggle financially do not really get a chance to go to college without getting in a ton of debt once they finish and expand their erudition unless of course, they get a full ride from a college which the chances of that happening are improbable for anyone. This is not equitable for people with low mortgage rates, they deserve the same chance as the people that can afford the cost to attend college. Fran Cubberley talks about debt in her article stating that “more than one trillion dollars in student loan debt is frightening and many are questioning the value of higher education as a result” (1). Fran Cubberley shows her readers that student loans are inhibiting people from wanting to go to college, and this is a serious problem for most people. People should not be restricted from getting an education because they do not have enough money. If more people were allowed to attend college for free then the workforce overall will become a lot more intelligent, resulting in a better outcome of products and new inventions. In this day and age, people need a college degree if they want to get into a high paying job whereas before it did not matter “Clearly, removing the barrier of tuition would go a long way in providing greater access and opportunity… students able to take advantage of up to two tuition-free years at
People that struggle financially do not really get a chance to go to college without getting in a ton of debt once they finish and expand their erudition unless of course, they get a full ride from a college which the chances of that happening are improbable for anyone. This is not equitable for people with low mortgage rates, they deserve the same chance as the people that can afford the cost to attend college. Fran Cubberley talks about debt in her article stating that “more than one trillion dollars in student loan debt is frightening and many are questioning the value of higher education as a result” (1). Fran Cubberley shows her readers that student loans are inhibiting people from wanting to go to college, and this is a serious problem for most people. People should not be restricted from getting an education because they do not have enough money. If more people were allowed to attend college for free then the workforce overall will become a lot more intelligent, resulting in a better outcome of products and new inventions. In this day and age, people need a college degree if they want to get into a high paying job whereas before it did not matter “Clearly, removing the barrier of tuition would go a long way in providing greater access and opportunity… students able to take advantage of up to two tuition-free years at