anything like price fixing going on, perhaps the government could step in and do something about it. Also, naturally they'll want to make money at it, but that doesn't necessarily make college a bad thing. The staff all
Anytime the government "steps in" we are all in trouble. Look whats going on with our government right now. Build a Wall, Don't build a Wall, Don't call it a wall. Can you imagine trying to tackle college tuition? OMG!!!
I've heard this "free college tuition" mentioned a lot as of late. What kind of education will students get for free?? What will the value of degree earn by a school that offers "free tution" verses paid tuition? I think this idea "free tuition" is only going to cause more problems. Who's going to monitor this? The Government?? Well let's just become a socialist nation why don't w
That's just my opnion..... I could be wrong.
Nothing is totally free though.. By "free tuition", they just mean the stude doesn't have the burden of paying the college fees, and that it's covered by the government. And I'd doubt that their education is any less valuable just because someone else is covering the cost.
Lately I've been hearing that colleges in the US these days have some of the highest costs they've ever had. College students in the US are getting stuck with debt that will take many years to pay off, which will be made even more difficult if they can't find a job right away after graduating. I've heard o more and more people who are choosing not to go to college due to the high costs these days. But in order to have a good workforce for all the jobs needed, we need to have a well educated workforce.
Nightfox
Doesn't the US government regulate the prices of some things to an extent? Regarding cheeseburgers, as in your example, I've heard that government subsidies actually helps keep the price of fast food low in the US (perhaps indirectly):
https://nyti.ms/2UTAMEf
Full URL: https://well.blods.nytimes/com/2016/07/19/how-the-government-supports-your-j -food-habit
I'm not sure why college tuition has been going up so high, but if there's anything like price fixing going on, perhaps the government could step in an do something about it. Also, naturally they'll want to make money at it, but that doesn't necessarily make college a bad thing. The staff all need to get paid and make a living, and I think it's resonable that anyone wanting to ha a career as a collge instructor should make a decent living.
Nightfox
Re: Re: if you live here in C
By: HusTler to Nightfox on Wed Feb 13 2019 09:44 am
Anytime the government "steps in" we are all in trouble. Look whats
going on with our government right now. Build a Wall, Don't build a
Wall, Don't call it a wall. Can you imagine trying to tackle college tuition? OMG!!!
Ehhhh, I don't believe that. It wasn't always that way, and many a great project got completed thanks to the government (Interstate Highway System, N Deal projects, Food Safety, etc.)
The issue is we have let politics get to the point it is today. Partisan in every way. We have a lot of bright people working in various roles in the government. However, those bright people are muffled/ignored due to partisan politics and ideology of those above them.
Rob
very poorly. Public education on this country is a mess. Politics are embedded in public education to the detriment of our children. The Teachers Union only cares about themselves and not your kids. The best school districts in the country are non-union. For profit colleges are some of the
As I said, tuition would not be so high if all this "free money" was not available. Most don't look at the price of tuition unless Mommy and Daddy as footing the whole bill. So there is little market pressure for the Colleges to hold down tuitions.
Well, we all have our opinions.
I believe the education I got from the St. Louis Public Schools was amazing. I had teachers who truely pushed me to do my very best, challenged me and I am a better person today because of all that.
when i was in public school only the 'special kids' got that attention.
no i wasnt one of them.
Re: Re: if you live here in C
By: MRO to Dmxrob on Fri Feb 15 2019 05:43 pm
when i was in public school only the 'special kids' got that attention.
no i wasnt one of them.
So who decided who was "special"??
So who decided who was "special"??
i'm talking about retards
So who decided who was "special"??
i'm talking about retards
It's been my experience that people who use deragatory language such as this to describe others aren't worth talking too.
Re: Re: if you live here in C
By: MRO to Heliarc on Sat Feb 23 2019 10:50 pm
So who decided who was "special"??
i'm talking about retards
It's been my experience that people who use deragatory language such as this to describe others aren't worth talking too.
Re: Re: if you live here in C
By: Dmxrob to MRO on Sun Feb 24 2019 08:49 am
So who decided who was "special"??
i'm talking about retards
It's been my experience that people who use deragatory language such as this to describe others aren't worth talking too.
but but you just did. ?????
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