Where does this end?
Just because Molly doesn’t have to pay $10,000 of the student debt she ran up getting her gender studies degree (while living in the Kappa house) doesn’t mean the debt went away.
Just because Molly doesn’t have to pay $10,000 of the student debt she ran up getting her gender studies degree (while living in the Kappa house) doesn’t mean the debt went away.
There is no political campaign without pandering and there is no pandering absent “making college affordable for everyone.”
Saddling a 21-year old kid with what amounts to a mortgage before he or she has earned a dime in the real world is irresponsible.
With the best of intentions, the government has become the driving economic force in both higher education and in health care. In both cases, costs are out of control.