That would not be making universities free. It would be the people paying for university through taxes.
Congress gives hundreds of billions of dollars to fund our endless wars each year, yet making public college and universities tuition-free is somehow "too radical." I reject that.
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I totally understand the argument of our tax money going to healthcare & education, but the issue is much larger. Do you REALLY trust government? Bc the more money you give to government, the more it owns and controls everything you do. We should focus on capping tuition cost.
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Eliminate ALL government influence and control on higher education. Make cost transparent. Free market price discovery. You earn, you learn.
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The “wars” keep us all safe....free college only benefits a very few...
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In what world do you live in to think wars make you safe?
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Want to start with WWI....or II?
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WW1 was unnecessary. WW2 was caused by WW1.
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We reject you Bernard.
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Put first two years of college in 11th & 12th grade with Votech option. Wocka Wocka Free. Done These kids are bored silly. Challenge them.
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Used to have that. Wood shop, metal shop, electrical shop, auto shop, etc. etc. Then those were eliminated due to “cost” and replaced with indoctrination bullshit. No wonder they don’t know which end of a hammer to hold on to.
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Some don't even know what a hammer is.
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Of course they do.. it's opposite the sickle on their favorite flag
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I reject you. If we give free college tuition a degree will be minimized in value. How about getting out of the student loan business
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In France college is almost free. But only 30% people have a masters degree. Having free education doesnt minimize degree's value, having to pay to get one does.
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I disagree. A masters degree, sure. That's rare but also not often needed in life. However, there are so many people nowadays having a bachelor degree that working at McDonald's almost requires one.
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That’s not true either bud
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I know. I exaggerated. I had the Netherlands in mind where 32% of people 25yrs and older have a university degree. Nothing to boast about if everyone has one. Maybe to easy to get one too.
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Okay fair enough
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