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    crippling debt is no longer confined to dropouts from for-profit colleges or graduate students who owe on many years of education...” (Martin and Lehren 4). After graduating with an associate’s degree or a bachelor’s degree, many students leave school in thousands of dollars of debt. Is going to college worth the crippling debt afterwards? Many graduates may agree that it is worth the time and money because the experience opens up many more opportunities. Having a college degree does not…

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    With an increasing number of students choose to go to college, the debate whether there are too many people going to college is becoming more fervent. In this article, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, Charles Murray shares some thoughts from different perspectives. He clearly states that, by saying too many people are going to college, he means people should not wait until college to learn the core knowledge. That is to say, most core knowledge should be learned starting from…

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    Dropout Nation Analysis

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    DROPOUT NATION ESSAY This documentary affected many people in different ways. If I could relate to any one of them it would be Marco. The reason I picked Marco is because he wanted to go to the military and when I was young I did too. Everyone has obstacles, but Marco goes through those obstacles. School is an obstacle that everyone has to deal with. Most of the students struggle at home. They struggle with drugs and alcohol use. Most of the time the average amount want to graduate.…

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    also the scariest. Being labeled as a “high school dropout” still bothers me to this day but I enrolled in the Adult Basic Education Program at Neosho County Community College the day I left so they couldn’t say that for long. I was only…

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    infrastructure, health care, but his most well-known policy he intends to implement is his College For All Act. This fiscal policy enacts a minuscule tax on Wall Street speculators to relieve students of the burden of paying for college. Currently, the cost of attending a public college, on average, is $9,410 for state residents and $23,893 for out-of-state residents. This plan of free tuition at public colleges will cost approximately $75 billion a year. The tax Sanders intends to impose on…

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    essay, “We Send Too Many Students to College”. The perceived goal of college has changed over the years. Primarily, the college experience is supposed to give students more knowledge and challenge them to open their mind to view different perspectives on a variety of topics. Yes, college graduates do make up only 1.9% of the unemployed population, but this is simply a happy consequence (29). The goal of college is not to put graduates into stable jobs. Colleges offer diversity. There are people…

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    Why College Should be Free for Everyone One of the things people think of when they think about college is the cost of attending. Many people I know, peers and parents alike, are going or have gone to college with the intention of using loans to attain the ultimate goal, their degree. If America is so progressive, then why hasn’t the cost of college been lowered instead of going up yearly? College should not force people to go into debt for the majority of their lives to get a degree. This may…

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    Poverty In America

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    choice of attending a college that will keep them in debt for quite a while or to take a job out of highschool they will most likely choose the job. If college was ,perhaps, less expensive they would be more inclined to attend. If poor students attend a college and graduate, they are at a higher chance for getting a job that will take them take them out of poverty and keep them out. “The educational disparities between rich and poor Americans are exacerbated at the college level where…

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    and teachers have made it a point that a college degree is so crucial. With the economies job rates in pay not always being its best and the qualifications of getting a job becoming harder each year it 's no wonder a degree is so crucial. But most of the best paying jobs that give you benefits for your future and income are some of the jobs that require you to have a BA or MA. It states in "What 's the value of a college degree?" that, "access to college is what distinguishes the middle class…

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    student having a better look at life and allow them to have a better life. Teachers are very important and are needed in our society. They are disappearing at a rapid pace that is unprecedented in our history and could lead to a massive increase of dropout teens and GED adults. Although there is a shortage, people are still willing to take the job and the job is definitely still needed. Some things in life change for the worst, but let’s hope we can change them for the better before the next…

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