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Or perhaps tuition at our state universities (who are hoarding collective billions) could also be made more affordable? 
WA ranked 48 out of the 50 states & DC for students filling out the #FAFSA to get financial aid. Last year WA HS seniors left up to $50M on the table.
Let's change that—get the word out that a high quality, affordable education may be one form away.https://www.yakimaherald.com/opinion/editorial-students-should-take-advantage-of-streamlined-financial-aid-forms/article_f2c300e2-e203-11e8-a2f6-c70784f22306.html …
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And pay coaches and presidents multi-million dollar salaries
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"up to $9,7000 annually per student for college costs, including housing and food) and a College Bound Scholarship for students who enroll while in middle school." $97,000 per student? Maybe $9,700?
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More kids need jobs to support they amount of stuff we need to apparently survive. Rent, food, electricity, internet, water. A form of communication is usually essential along with some sort of transportation, each which compound with each person added.
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1) a pre application is needed to "sign" the fafsa (http://fsaid.gov ) 2) 18-24 year olds need parental income and a signature on the fafsa too (explains why this demographic is under represented?) 3) Keep good grades. Aid can be lost for poor gradeshttp://FAFSA.GOV
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mak e this task something the average person can figure out andwatchh that figure change
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