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    There are copious benefits due to America’s College Promise Act. Community college’s offer education to every type of student, especially those who are working full time, need remedial courses and have families. Community colleges are often viewed as welcoming to students who have been out of school for a number of years and are attempting to start a new career. A recent economic study showed that community college graduates make ten thousand more a year than students with just a high school…

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    supplies, as well as transportation expenses. An eighteen year old who plans on studying at a university directly out of high school will not be able to raise this money individually, even with a part-time job. Many students receive scholarships or grants based on race, family history, etc.; however, most teens will turn to their parents for financial support. This causes international chaos because CNN determined that 40 million Americans who are finished with school are stuck in student loan…

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    Many animal-interaction programs in prison involve training support dogs for people in the community. Usually, training these dogs is expensive and unsuccessful but in prisons the results for the dogs are promising. Compared to 50% of the dogs trained by the general population being found fit to move on for further training, 87% of dogs trained in prisons met this criterion (Harkrader, Burke & Owen, 2004). These success rates are, in part, due to the extensive amount of time that the inmates can…

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    Questions about education are always debatable- how to improve it, how can students get the best possible education etc. A discussion in the USA- should community colleges be free? The president of the United States, Barrack Obama at the end of his second term propose America’s College Promise. This promise would make two years of community college free for all students who are willing to study hard to graduate- their grades need to be at least 2,5 GPA and they also need to attend their classes…

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    Student Financial Aid

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    the past ten years, showing the constant plans of the government to ensure college to students. If the government continues to supply money to families, then much more support will be given to students who are working towards their degrees. With the grants given to families in America it has saved students money which will help them in the future because they are not in debt. It will also reduce the total in their student loan interest rate. Without the help of the government funding then lots…

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    Education Reconciliation Act of 2010, this new student lending law signed by President Obama on March 30, 2010 will result in significant changes for the vast majority of college students, who pay for their courses through government-backed loans and grants. While politicians quibble over the long-term consequences of the legislation, millions of college students simply want to know what impact this new law will have on their college money and on current lending practices. To put these reforms…

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    Education represent one the most efficacious opportunities for individuals arriving from modest means to surpass their less than stellar beginnings. In fact, acquiring a bachelor’s degree has been seen to nullify many of the negative affects that growing up underprivileged creates (Torche, 2011). So, it stands that an individuals looking to journey past adverse beginnings, ought to begin their journey through university halls. Additionally, any government that seeks equitable opportunity for all…

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    The Student Loan Crisis

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    People need to be aware of the issues on education and education reforms. The educational system requires people to pay thousands of dollars for a higher education. Students from all over the nation are forced to take out loans that put them into debt for most of their life. Low-income students also do not have many options nor are they able to afford higher education. The cost of education will keep on getting higher and higher as time progresses and the next President and Congress needs to…

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    In article “As He Promotes it, Some Question Obama’s Free Community College Idea”, written by Joanne Jacobs, the proposition of free community college in America is met with some reasonable hesitation. While Barack Obama plans to give out free community college, students like Felipe Bezerra do not see the reason why President Obama would do this and disagrees with Obama’s plan stating that “‘Tuition shouldn’t be free’ for those who could afford it”, And frankly I agree with him. There are…

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    since not every person can afford it or qualify for grants or scholarships. As a current college student myself, I see the need for a better way to fund community college. Many of my peers, including myself, cannot afford to pay for college out of pocket. I, for one, qualified for the Pell Grant, but my mother (a single mother of four children) who wants to go back to school to become a chiropractor does not meet the requirements for the Pell Grant and can only receive loans that she will then…

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