Over 44 million people are in debt due to high prices in college tuition.
No one wants to work in a dirty McDonald's bathroom, only earning minimum-wage. But many people have no choice but to work there. Expensive college...
What I want to say to the future president
People, like seniors and others are getting stressed because they can't go to their dream school because they didn't meet the standards academicall...
College prices go out of reach for many young adults. People can't go to college because they can't afford it. College is something everyone should...
The American education system is set up in a way that not only taxes individuals in terms of time, stress, and social ability, but in adulthood, al...
College debt is bad
My letter is to speak up about the issue in students having to struggle on paying for their college tuition. I am writing this to call for an atten...
How making college more affordable will help our future of our generation.
overpriced college tuition >:(
College expenses are too high. Many students cannot go to college and are longing to get a higher education. Every person should get the opportunit...
The nation and our country is getting affected because of College fees/coast its leading to many different problems including Empty nest syndrome ...
College debt is only rising. It needs to be solved, now.
Students are often stressed about where their college funds will come from, so finding a way to lower these prices would come as a huge relief for ...
Lowering cost of College tuition
A college education is key for success in the USA and should be made affordable for everyone.
College is overpriced and something needs to be done about it
A college degree is a necessity to survive in today's world, but why does it cost so much to receive one?
More than half of the American population aren't able to afford the college expense rates today.
In this letter, I will be highlighting my concerns about the higher cost of education and why there should be a change in this issue so all humans ...
