Bloomberg QuickTake
Maybe we need to educate our youth about personal finances and loans when they are still in high school so they can make better choices when it comes to higher education.
I support debt-free college because getting an education shouldn’t mean taking on a lifetime of debt. Let’s end this vicious cycle.pic.twitter.com/5Cm7ElMtTQ
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There’re still no good options for student loans though. All the training in the world won’t stop the loans you have to seek out from being predatory.
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The cost of college has gone up because the government got involved in it. It’s almost like everything the government touches gets more expensive.
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Debt free college==don't take out a loan. Especially one you can't pay
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I sided with not taking on student loan debt. I also never got a degree.
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Talking points without true substance - you have to have real answers not wishes ...
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Ironically the people working in the video didn’t require a college education. Maybe trade school for a lot less than college. Think about that!
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Trade school and state college are great alternatives to a high priced University I got a Pell Grant and went to a State College. Graduated and have more than paid back Unc Sam Agree everyone needs access to education after high school, but does not need to equate to free college
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Let’s see the coalition of University’s work to lower their payrolls and reduce Tuitions!! We did it with big Pharma. Hold the schools accountable!!
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