Should the federal government pay for tuition at four-year colleges and universities?

No, instead reform to private online schooling where there is no grades and have an unschooling approach to education

Yes, and replace it with a graduate tax.

No, but provide more scholarships and lower interest rates for people

The federal government should subsidize post secondary education so that more students could afford to pay a modest tuition.

If need be you should able to have that as an option if you can't pay for education

Yes, if people make under a certain amount of money per year.

i think they should lower student loan interests and help out lower income students with more scholarship opportunities

Yes but also provide technical/educational opportunities for those that do not attend four-year colleges and universities and through a voucher system in an open competitive education market.

No, but 2-year associates degree programs and technical school certifications should be free for all

No I think that in some cases if they got all A is school every year and truly are willing to work for. Scalorship then yes they should be able to to to collage.

No, but the government should regulate the price of tuition and board and allow it as a tax write off.

Only pay for who needs it

They should only pay if they don’t use it in their job.

Community college should be free to attend. Public universities tuition rates should be capped at a certain price.

No, all levels of education should be privatize and the US government should provide no loans or scholarships for students

Yes, for any citizen whose parents aren't in the upper class.

Yes, by decreasing the military budget.

Trade and Vo-tech schools

No. Subsidizing a system without controls is stupid. The first issue is controlling tuition costs at the school. Tuition rates should mirror inflation not have double digit increases over time.

Yes, but low income student first

Yes, for all citizens.

Should students pursuing higher income potential careers receive the same tuition coverage as those entering lower-paying fields?

In countries where higher education is free, students still face other expenses; what measures should be taken to ensure true accessibility?

Is there a better solution to managing college costs that doesn't involve government-funded tuition, and what might that look like?

Yes, but only At public colleges and universities

Do you believe it would be fair for taxpayers to cover college tuition, even if they or their children don't attend college?

How would your family's life change if you didn't have to worry about saving for or paying college tuition?

If you knew college tuition would be free, would you make different educational or career choices?

Have you or someone you know had to forego college due to cost, and how might government-funded tuition have changed that?

It would be nice if the government paid for collage but where would this money come from?

Yes, but high school graduates should have to go into a public service like the peace corps or military.

Would colleges become more or less competitive if tuition was government-funded, and how would that impact your educational decisions?

Yes, for public universities and only for citizens.

Yes, but only for partial tuition and for students who maintain certain GPA's.

No, but the government should audit college costs

The government should regulate and lower the price.

No, but the government should regulate the prices and allow student debt as a tax deductible.

Yes, education should be free for all citizens.

No, instead break up academic corporatism by penalizing price fixing, and incentivize colleges and universities to compete for lower tuition and higher accreditation.

Only if the student has been successful after they graduated college and held a job in their field for 5 years

No, but allow free education at trade schools.

I would add technical and other schools like auto mechanics and heavy industry and nursing.

Yes, but only to high performing highschool students.

Yes, but it should be based on academic merit.

Yes, but only for stem and business students

It called joining the military.

Yes, but only for legal US citizens.

Public ones

Tuition at university should be cheaper than it is. The government paying for it is irrelevant.

They should not pay for everybody's tuition, they only should help the poor community that have dreams of going to a 4 year college, and some of the middle class. Also could just pay certain amounts for everyone.

No, pay for tuition at two-year colleges instead.

Yes but only if they deserve it

lower intrest rates on student loans and lesser cost to take a colledge course

Yes, but only for 2 years in public colleges and universities

Yes, but only for those whose families do not earn a certain amount of money annually.

Yes, for legal citizens only.

Sí, pero también deberíamos ampliar las oportunidades de becas y ayuda financiera y bajar las tasas de interés para préstamos estudiantiles

Community college should be free to attend. Public university tuition rates should be capped at a certain price.

Yes, for those whose parents make less than a certain amount.

Yes, but only for people who have a good GPA, but for people with a disability and a low GPA should be grated some money.

No, this will plunge us further toward socialism and/or communism. They can get scholarships, grants, a job during the semester like my parents did, and a summer job, to pay for it.

No, but it should limit the overpricing of tuition and provide lower interest rates for student loans.

No, but offer more scholarship opportunities for students paying for their own college that do NOT qualify for financial aid

Do you think the quality of college education would increase or decrease if the government paid for tuition?

No, but allow colleges and universities to invest the income from sports to decrease tuition.

Tuition should at least partly be based on a portion of earnings over the next xx years.

I don’t no

They should re-vamp the outdated mandates, such as you should claim your parents income until you are 24, most 18 year olds are on their own income. If you are considered an adult it should be based off your income.

Not really but yes cus i lot of student become stressed but that can help and no because we need that money for other things.

Yes, but only for partial tuition and more scholarship opportunities for low-income students.

Yes, we should help them by providing more scholarships and grants for low and middle-income students and lowering tuition costs for four-year colleges and universities. State colleges and universities should be free for those who qualify academically and financially.

No, but they should offer more scholarships and grants for students of all types of income. Local communities should find free community college and state/federal government should assist in expanding community college coverage areas.

Yes, by lowering tuition costs for colleges and universities, and provide more scholarships and grants for low and middle-income students, if they meet certain requirements. Education should be more accessible and affordable for everyone.

No, but the government should regulate the price and allow student debt as a tax write off

introduce Gov funded ISAs

No, universities and colleges need to stop gouging costs for education. Also, interest rates for student loans are outrageously high.

Not necessarily for everybody but for the students that can't afford to pay.

Yes, the government should pay for all education

No, but 2 year degrees and certificates programs /trade school should be.

Cost increases should be regulated.

Community college should be free to attend. Public universities should be cheaper to attend.

No but regulate federal university incentives better.. IE. Schools for the rich should not receive federal funding.

yes for state colleges tuition only with the grades

Yes, however tuition costs have gotten out of control and should be greatly reduced overall

The red tape should be eliminated which will make tuition more affordable for people

Higher education shouldn’t cost so much in the first place.

Lower tuition for college and universities

I'd say yes for partial tuition and lower student loan interest rates.

Kind of. It just depends on their financial situation.

Yes, but only for specific high demand majors

get the government out of education, abolish the department of education. drop interest rates by 50%

Private universities should not be paid by the government but public colleges should be just like public schools.

No, college is a privilege, not a right, and the government should stay out of it

I think the government should reduce the cost of college and at least provide free 2 year colleges. I think that the government should pay for 4-year college for low-income students and provide more scholarship opportunities.

No lower the tuition at public colleges and universities

Yes but only for public college and don’t fund it through taxes

Yes but only for public college and don’t pay for it through taxes

No and abolish public universities

How might the job market be affected if everyone had access to a college education without the barrier of tuition costs?