It’s so bad! Parents and kids keep feeding the beast of higher education!
70% of MN students take on debt to complete their education with an average price tag of nearly $32,000. Bipartisan solutions should be front and center in lowering the cost of college & expanding access to vocational skills and career training.
https://www.twincities.com/2018/09/21/angie-craig-work-together-to-bring-down-the-cost-education-prepare-students-for-good-jobs/ … #MN02
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It’s a college requirement issue. The whole B.S. about needing basket weaving for any degree. Cut out non related requirements and it becomes less expensive.
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Not only ideas for families re: higher ed, but also K12!
#TeamAngie https://www.angiecraig.com/issues/#education …pic.twitter.com/UwPAy0uU9P
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Absolutely! Just like what Jason Lewis is calling for. But the funding should go twords the vocational side and cut funding for liberal arts. And if someone wants to wast 32000 on a degree like that, that's there problem.
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We will likely see a huge spike in suicides in the next decades - mostly by educated people that have no financial future due to the debts incurred as young people.
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Maybe we should have an expiration date on student loans as the loans and interest last the test of time, but the degrees and study material become outdated quickly in the Information Age
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