Further government influence will not improve the affordability and access.
remember growing up when your parents would tell you they worked their way through college waiting tables and that was supposed to be impressive rather than infuriating?
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The world in which waiting tables alone would pay all living expenses, let alone your actual tuition, seems way out of reach at this time
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Yeah meanwhile I can barely afford to get by working 5 days a week
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My parents didn’t go to college but wow did not realize this was the case. Different times.
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This is a conversation that should be held with the schools of higher education charging more then they are worth The angry people in our streets is all we get with their education They screw the minds of our youth & get paid
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It’s what I did. Dual enrollment in high school for some free classes, then community college for cheap classes for two years, then in-state tuition at a public university while living at home and working. That was in the 90s. Curious how the math would work in 2020.
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You can scrape by if you pay nothing for rent, food, transport, books, etc.pic.twitter.com/2gBWRRHrWR
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What is this entitlement? I worked my way through college, and my parents, who worked their way through college, were the first generation of their families to have even gone.
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