05-20-2015, 11:23 AM
(05-20-2015, 09:55 AM)Benton Wrote: Eh I don't think so. Look at the cost of college through the years. After the 70-80s, it goes into overdrive. Like the cost of most things.
Just a personal story, which doesn't mean much. My mom went to college and took out student loans. She also worked full time. The job money paid for her college expenses, she banked the loan money in a sayings account and drew more interest than what she eventually owed as the interest on the loan didn't kick in until.after school. On the flipside, I worked and went to school off and on as I could afford it over six years. I took out two students loans, took more than a year to pay off.
The government making assistance available isn't the reason the price of goods and services is significantly hgher than it was a few decades ago.
Went into overdrive when gov guaranteed all loans. It's a boon doggle to funnel money to professors
