That's ~$20k/person. Isn't community college like $1000/yr? 300,000 seems like a lot of people to have become severely disabled. Were these loans given to people who were already severely disabled?
I'm all for bailing out victims of the college debt scam but these numbers ???
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Oof. Hope it's worth it!
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Community college is around 4K a year in Dallas, though most qualify for financial aid so it’s less.
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Around 10K ish per year.
More or less depending on state( and if the state gives you "free* via income level rules).
So this is assuming community college 2 year amount an associate degree.
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Thanks! It sure has gotten a lot more expensive since I went. Is that inflation or demand outpacing supply?
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Principal Powell, community college is 12K a year NorCal. Just school. No rent, books, fees, food while 40hrs a week @ $12-15.
People with disabilities require special need transport, edu difficulty assist tools/tech/class, tutors...
The $1000 a yr school you think is EU.
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Oh wow. Back in my day it was $12/unit, 12 units a semester for a full load. So, sounds like the loans were for a lot of supporting services rather than the education itself. Why make the loans in the first place if these people were known to be unable to get jobs to repay?
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