You can do whatever you’d like with student loan debt forgiveness. So long as there’s a system where neither the school nor the lender have to care about student outcomes we’re going to end up in the exact same spot.
It's sort of funny (but even sadder) that you're basically telling them how to compete with you, knowing they won't be able to do it.
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Great illustration of counter positioning. The system can't pivot and stay in business
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Still curious why we can’t get student loan rates closer to interest or mortgage rates. Forgiveness helps but doesn’t Fix the issue.
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It's hard enough to make work I literally don't fear competitors
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Exactly how we feel
End of conversation
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Schools, teachers, etc having skin in the game and the ability to share in the upside of their students’ success could be the way, but students would have to be able to choose their teachers (remote?)
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there is no Product Owner in the system of Education, so there is no "them" Austen is talking to. There are only consumers on one side and an abandoned self-sustaining system on the other
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