November 4th, 2016 Dear Future President, have you ever had a problem with money and had a hard time not being stressed? Well, imagine that as ...
College prices should be eradicated or decreased.
Once upon a time on the land that we live on now, people dreamed through their high school years about going to college and being able to pay it ...
Only 65.9 percent of high school graduates went to college in 2013. Percentage has lowered since 2007 when it was 70.1 percent. Lower college tuiti...
Students are in debt and are worried because they can"t pay it.
Free college education is mandatory for our nation, because many citizens cannot afford the pricey costs of colleges.
Colleges are getting more expensive and harder to get into as time progresses.
Dear Next President: As college education costs skyrocket, student loans are at an all time high. Need data? This infographic provides examples of ...
My letter is about lowering college tuition.
People not getting enough education, causing them to have no jobs and money.
College tuition should be lowered because it should be more affordable to the average American family without them going into major debt.
Everyone has the right to go to a great college and have it be affordable.
College tuitions are increasing and less students get the chance to succeed in life, we need to lower college fees so our upcoming generations can ...
Persuasive letter to the next President to lower college tuition
College costs are rising every single year, making it unaffordable for many people.
Want a better economy? Tuition-free college is the way to go!
College tuition is too high. Some students don’t go to college because of the cost and student loans aren't time friendly.
College Tuition is on the rise and we need to do something about it.
65.9% of high school graduates enrolled in college, but more than 75% of students who take remedial classes never graduate. And 60% of college drop...
lowering college tuiton
Students are constantly in debt and constantly worried about their financial status because of college tuition.
