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@ISIDEWITH1yr1Y
Yes
@9GQM3S91yr1Y
Students shouldn't have to spend there lives paying back a debt for jobs that the government is needing suppoorted.
@B2C8RCM 2mos2MO
Gaining a degree is not a guarantee of success, it is not fair to offload the costs of failure onto the successful
@9GVZYQM1yr1Y
The idea of it is, you go to university to be able to get a well paying job. Once you graduate, and get that job, you should have no problem paying them back. It’s not the government’s fault if you went to university for a degree without actually looking into the types of jobs you’ll be able to obtain and its salaries just because you wanted to pick something you’re passionate about. Save that as a Hobby. If you went for an arts degree, there’s a good chance you’d have trouble paying it back, so be prepared for that. Research jobs/salaries you can get with… Read more
@ISIDEWITH1yr1Y
No
@9GQM3S91yr1Y
university students should have student debt covered, most countries pay there students to go to school. People will stop going in this economy.
@ISIDEWITH1yr1Y
No, and higher education should be free for everyone
@9ZNVSL3Independent4mos4MO
Higher education should be payed for my both parents and government along with studen success throughout school.
@ISIDEWITH6mos6MO
How would your perspective on college change if tuition were free, and how might that impact society?
@9WVMXV3 4mos4MO
If tuition were free, a lot more people would go to university or college because it's more accessible meaning more people in our future generation will be more educated and we will ave more doctors and teachers and other people in professions we need more of. Some kids, like myself, grew up never even considering going to college or university because they knew it was out of reach due to the cost, education should not be out of reach.
@9WQ4K265mos5MO
I believe colleges and universities would be more accessible to society and lower income families creating a society with high education.
@9WQ46XG5mos5MO
would create much more workers but colleges and universities would become overcrowded.
@9WQ3PJWNew Democratic5mos5MO
If it were free there would be students there just wasting time and space for students who really want to be there.
@ISIDEWITH1yr1Y
No, it is the student’s responsibility to manage their financial outcome
@B2C8RCM 2mos2MO
Students must carefully consider the future of their studies and whether they will be useful. Degrees are also far less valuable than previously. Gaining real life experience and learning direct skills are far more valuable
No, higher education should be free for everyone and the government should be held accountable for the state of the labour pool and wages.
@B2TWT9HConservative1mo1MO
No, it was the students choice to study in a university. Knowing the tuition fees are high. I know that it is hard, but nothing is impossible if they have the drive or determination to make up for their financials.
@ISIDEWITH6mos6MO
What alternative paths to career success (i.e., trade schools, apprenticeships) do you think are undervalued, and why?
@9TQZW7C6mos6MO
yes people are not being trained in the trades thats were the jobs are
@ISIDEWITH6mos6MO
In your view, who should bear the brunt of student loan debt—the student, the university, or society?
@9TQWX6J 6mos6MO
i believe it should be balance of all three, to pick one is to add a weight to them and toss them at sea
@ISIDEWITH6mos6MO
How do you think student loan debt affects your decisions about your future career or life goals?
@9TNKRFQ6mos6MO
I think when you get behind in studen loan debt it can affect what house you’ll buy, etc..
@ISIDEWITH6mos6MO
Can you imagine a world where education is treated as a right rather than a privilege? How would that change society?
@9TKM3QW6mos6MO
If education was a right instead of a privilege, our society would flourish with creative and innovative minds that otherwise may have never been given the chance with our current education system. It would allow citizens to explore various subjects and ultimately be more knowledgeable on many subjects, improving the functionality and awareness on critical topics in our country.
@B2HHSTV2mos2MO
They should be responsible to inform prospective and current students of the current and projected incomes for graduates of any program.
@B2GBJ4S2mos2MO
Unemployment rates are directly relative to the country's economy. I believe it is not the university's fault if graduates cannot find a suitable job. I believe it is irresponsible for the country to allow lucrative costs for higher education, especially during a period with high unemployment rates.
@9PZM4L48mos8MO
the price to enter a college course should be adjusted based on said degree's Leading job income so that students don't have to waste thousands of dollars they don't need and don't have to worry about how they will repay their student loans.
@9MZ37W710mos10MO
The federal government should ensure that university graduates are able to get jobs in their fields and these jobs pay a reasonable wage
@9K6M4541yr1Y
Yes, this should be considered a threat of all odds to indepedence, there should be support services for this incase imo.
@Prosperitarian 1yr1Y
No, and higher education should be free to everyone who is below median net wealth
@9HVPFK41yr1Y
Yes, if they are for profit universities and make a liability proportional to the expected yearly income of the degree offered, and if courses offered are not relevant to high income jobs.
@9HCP7QV1yr1Y
No. It is the student’s responsiblity to manage their financial outcome. Student loans should be harder to acquire and only applicable to certain programs.
@9H34J25Libertarian1yr1Y
Stop the government from giving out student loans and universities will be forced to lower tuitions or have no students.
I only dependent if the students can or can't pay for it.
@9FP3QX21yr1Y
University should never be paid. Paid university is a system that only serves to keep the lower class in poverty.
@9TZ2XJY6mos6MO
no its the cost of living that makes going to school almost hard to manage. Education shouldnt have to take 15 years or more to pay off
@9RQNPMR7mos7MO
The government and universities should work together to only produce graduates with the skills we need. Like they do in Norway
@9ZK3JNS4mos4MO
Yes, but education should be free. universities should pay a fine for each student who ends up in a low income job by the 10th year they are out of university and this should pay enough to fund a small rebate they should receive 3 times a year until they reach the age of retirement.
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