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Sat, Aug 27, 2022 2:41 PM
posted by Dr Winston O'Boogie
Who’s the guy in the chair supposed to be? Do you think he’s a bank? Banks aren’t eating $.01 of this. They’ll be paid in full by Uncle Joe (using taxpayer funds).
They only loaned it bc it was backed by the government. Take that away and most poor people aren’t going to college. But cool cartoon.
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Sun, Aug 28, 2022 1:21 PM
posted by geeblock
From what I read it is only for undergraduate loans
Don’t think that’s accurate.
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Sun, Aug 28, 2022 6:08 PM
This is normal. As is wearing masks outside. Geriatric clowns.
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Sun, Aug 28, 2022 9:56 PM
posted by geeblock
U also think these loans are going to people studying gender equity or whatever u call it
They’re going to all sorts of dumbass degrees, no? So you were wrong, and then tried to change the subject. Losers with trash degrees shouldn’t get government subsidies. Do better as an educator.
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Mon, Aug 29, 2022 9:17 AM
posted by geeblock
Plenty I can assure you are going to teachers
I’m sure you’re right and there probably many other promising degrees covered. The problem is that there is no criteria in who gets the freebie - someone who has a good degree and prospects, or someone who fucked around, got a worthless degree or doesn’t give a shit about finding a good job. Just as you have anecdotal evidence of the teaching degrees, I have plenty of anecdotal evidence of these bullshit segments that are getting a free ride on everyone else’s dime with zero incentive to alter their course.
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Mon, Aug 29, 2022 10:09 AM
posted by Laley23
The better option was making college free vs forgiving loans that people took with the terms and interest rate set prior. We provide "free" education k-12, with the option for private/independent for an even better education. The same can be true for college. Make a few community colleges or even a stat university free for residents in the state. Keep 95% of colleges as "pay" for an even better education.
How do you fix places like Ohio State which has gone all in branding and football to up its admissions in order to attract out of staters to an education that is not measurably better than the same one it offered 25 years ago?
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Mon, Aug 29, 2022 2:05 PM
posted by Laley23
The better option was making college free vs forgiving loans that people took with the terms and interest rate set prior. We provide "free" education k-12, with the option for private/independent for an even better education. The same can be true for college. Make a few community colleges or even a stat university free for residents in the state. Keep 95% of colleges as "pay" for an even better education.
Wasn't that the whole point of community colleges? I am sure a lot has changed in over 12 years, but I did a summer internship in LA. Instead of earning credit through Miami, I did it through Sinclair Community College, because the cost was about 90% less. I recall looking at their tuition rates at the time, and they were extremely low for the local population. Obviously I could check now to see if this is true, but I am too lazy. Point is, I thought this is what community colleges were for.
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Mon, Aug 29, 2022 3:19 PM
posted by Laley23
Free Market will force them to stop charging as much.
It's not a free market if it is subsidized like it is. Maybe your solution would drive this.