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    Lowering College Tuition

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    for a reasonable price. Grants, scholarships, and loans are ways to help pay for college; although, they are never guaranteed. Over the past few decades, college tuition has skyrocketed and turned into something that parents and students across the nation fear to pay. Today, rising tuition…

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    Increasing College Tuition

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    understanding…” according to Joel and Eric Best (2013), “…that it is impossible to get ahead without a college degree.” (p. 113). However, it is getting harder and harder for students to attend college after high school, mostly due to the rising costs of tuition and living expenses on a college campus. There are a privileged few that are able to afford college out of pocket, but most have to attend a post-secondary institution taking out thousands of dollars in student loans. A problem does…

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    Community College Tuition

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    Tuition free community college is an important subject that is should be discussed early in a student’s educational process to prepare them for future expectations, beyond high school. A study conducted by Pew Research indicates that, “College graduates ages 25 to 32 working full time are earning about $17,000 more than employed young adults with only a high school diploma” (Greenblatt par. 62). There is a need to emphasize the high school diploma is inadequate to support a standard of living…

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    College Tuition Costs

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    What should the next president of the United States do to fix the economy? To fix the economy the next president should focus on changing the cost of college tuition, fixing the United States trade, and by changing the wage growth when people can get paid more. The reason why the president should focus on college tuition because reason one people don’t have enough money to go to college so that leave them getting lower wage jobs cause if they tried to get better paying job it would be hard…

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    As a 6-year-old boy, growing up the Philippines was a humbling and eye-opening experience. I witnessed malnourished children alongside elderly individuals plead for money and food as I rode on the school transportation service every morning. As disheartening as it was to watch, these were the conditions I witnessed day to day and it played a significant part in my life and the goals I wanted to achieve. It wasn't until I moved to America that I realized how important making an effort to helping…

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    Essay On Tuition Rates

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    something that I never really paid attention too, or something I just never realized could impact this goal of mine to attend a university. The words, “tuition owed” appear on my computer, and it is shocking. My first semester…

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    College Tuition Cost

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    need be little to no tuition cost for students who want to attend. State colleges who eliminate their tuition for students who live within the state wanting to attend college for a better future. Students will have little to no debt when graduating from college giving students the motivation to attend college. Attending college will become the new norm, just like graduation from high school making the high school dropout rates decrease. Private will have to reduce their tuition cost. Students…

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    College Tuition Rates

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    highschool student is to immediately proceed on to college after graduation, or in their lifetime in order to succeed in their respective chosen careers. However, with this mass amount of students coming to attend college, tuition rates have skyrocketed top an all time high. Tuition rates are not just inflated by colleges needlessly, in fact they have specific reasons to increase their rates. First is the supply and demand of their product. With the average american high schooler too someday…

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    Ending College Tuition

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    logical argument. The point of a tuition free country is so everyone can benefit for themselves and for their future families. To help make the world successful. We cannot just decided to point certain groups out and say they should not benefit from free education. The government must make a move on bringing college tuition to an end. Students and citizens can make movements and help get the issue noticed. But in order to make a step towards ending college tuition it is in the hands of the…

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    Free College Tuition

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    college education to work in any decent paying job. For this reason, it has become a popular opinion that college tuition should be free and accessible to all American citizens. This is a large point affected mainly by current and potential college students, a point that Bernie Sanders has established in his presidential campaign. However, there are numerous downsides to free college tuition that are not noticed at the first glance. Free college education seems desirable; it would provide…

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