And you want taxpayers to fund something that requires nothing but a heartbeat and breathing to enter. Hard to get behind doing something that requires NOTHING to get in.Community colleges generally have no academic requirements for admission other than graduation from high school and in some states even that is not required.So he will give extra funding to the golden apples, who would pass and get a job anyway. While the rest that community colleges are meant to be there for have to pack their bags, as the government attempts to make them as elitist as Harvard.Obama President Proposes 2 Free Years of Community College
President Barack Obama announced a proposal Thursday to provide two years of free community-college tuition to American students who maintain good grades.
He also said that this plan will save at least 3.800$ per year, it means that student should continue working, because this plan will not give them: food, clothing and house! What for this circus? I don't know!
What this means is that community colleges will accept only students that get the government hand out for 'good grades' or those that can pay upfront.
Once again 'good intentions' of government is destroying American education, just like common core. Thanks Obama, for keeping the poor and struggling students out of education.
Research shows that individuals who graduate and have access to education are more likely to find gainful employment, have stable families, and be active and productive citizens. They are also less likely to commit serious crimes, less likely to place high demands on the public health care system, and less likely to be enrolled in welfare assistance programs. A good education provides substantial benefits to individuals and, as individual benefits are aggregated throughout the nation it benefits us all. Investing in education is thus far more cost-effective than paying for the social and economic consequences of not doing so.
What we're talking about is spending 6 billion dollars a year, 1% of what we spend on defense to make 2 years of college available to everyone.
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