just look at the use of student loans, and the cost of tuition in general

Oct 8, 2015
10:18:50am

bald man

because student loans are so easily available, and the university gets their money now, has college tuition followed a normal inflation based increase? or have they gone through the roof?

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POLL: Would your support your state offering free state college for anyone in

Baron

10/8/15 9:49am

So I pay some extra taxes and my kids to to college free?? Sure

pink22

10/8/15 9:52am

Yep. I think some states already do this. Here is something I found for Georgia

Baron

10/8/15 9:54am

Lottery-funded, isn't it?

Hawk in the 303

10/8/15 10:11am

Utah should have a lottery. It's the cool thing to do.

pink22

10/8/15 10:32am

Funny thing about the HOPE...you need a 3.0 to get it & LOTS of $ goes unused

runnincoug

10/8/15 2:22pm

Also, I mean free tuition not costs of attending. Should have made that clear.

Baron

10/8/15 9:55am

No way. I already pay for everyone else's kids to go to school

mulletYno

10/8/15 9:58am

Arguments for it would be the same you have for public education. There

Baron

10/8/15 9:59am

Depends on what shift takes place I suppose.

mulletYno

10/8/15 10:03am

I think the result of this would further diminish the value of a college degree.

Cosmodiar

10/8/15 10:01am

This could be true. I don't believe everyone needs a college degree.

Baron

10/8/15 10:02am

It's already diminishing. There are hundreds of thousands of kids

Zach Morris

10/8/15 10:09am

Agree. One thing I WOULD be in favor of: free classes for anyone and

zonacougar

10/8/15 11:20am

We need to invest in more technical programs

AxelDC

10/8/15 1:34pm

what is the natural outcome of this? oh yea, colleges start increasing the costs

bald man

10/8/15 10:06am

Probably not since this a state school. You already subsidize your state school

Baron

10/8/15 10:10am

just look at the use of student loans, and the cost of tuition in general

bald man

10/8/15 10:18am

No. States like Georgia and Florida who use lottery money to pay for kids to go

IUCougar

10/8/15 10:32am

Yes. But for STEM only.

AtomicHamster

10/8/15 10:53am

STEM is so overblown

AxelDC

10/8/15 1:31pm

Completely disagree. Free for STEM only.

AtomicHamster

10/8/15 1:39pm

If a college education is free it will be treated as such by the student and

zonacougar

10/8/15 11:12am

No, you subsidize those who cannot afford it

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