MarathonMike
Diamond Member
First reason: Everyone does not belong in college. Campuses are already filled with loser students who are only there because their parents made them go. There are so many freshman and sophomore washouts it is tragic, really. They Rack up 30, 40 50 thousand in debt and aren't even close to getting a degree.
Second reason: If college was free for everyone, then Government subsidies for college would soon rival other entitlements and threaten to bankrupt the country. The Treasury is not a limitless supply of money, in spite of what Democrats believe.
What should be addressed and reversed is the outrageous inflation of college costs. I believe Trump will soon shine the spotlight on colleges and want to know "What are your real costs?" "Why is tuition, room and board skyrocketing?"
There are many ways to reduce your college costs. If you really are college material then you should be eligible for scholarships and you can get as much as a full year of college credit by successfully completing multiple AP tests in high school.
Second reason: If college was free for everyone, then Government subsidies for college would soon rival other entitlements and threaten to bankrupt the country. The Treasury is not a limitless supply of money, in spite of what Democrats believe.
What should be addressed and reversed is the outrageous inflation of college costs. I believe Trump will soon shine the spotlight on colleges and want to know "What are your real costs?" "Why is tuition, room and board skyrocketing?"
There are many ways to reduce your college costs. If you really are college material then you should be eligible for scholarships and you can get as much as a full year of college credit by successfully completing multiple AP tests in high school.