Question for Bernie Sanders supporters on universal free tuition... (voters, American, cost)
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That actually makes him more attractive to me and I think would help him on the national scene. One of the things I hate most about living in San Francisco is how strict the gun laws are, yet criminals are running free with them. I'm actually starting to come around to Sanders, I'm excited to see him debate Clinton.
I just know I can't stand Clinton or Bush. I want someone who is saying what he/she believes instead of what he/she thinks people want to hear. That basically leaves Sanders, Trump and maybe Paul.
I don't know anything about this but Rick Perry had this on his website:
"Gov. Perry has led the charge in making higher education more accessible and affordable for more Texans, challenging state colleges and universities to provide a $10,000 degree plan option. So far, 13 institutions have taken the governor’s challenge."
I don't know anything about this but Rick Perry had this on his website:
"Gov. Perry has led the charge in making higher education more accessible and affordable for more Texans, challenging state colleges and universities to provide a $10,000 degree plan option. So far, 13 institutions have taken the governor’s challenge."
If you study during high school and go to a public university in your state, you can get scholarships and financial aid that usually cover tuition, sometimes you actually have money left to spare. I believe in offering no-interest loans, but let's be real, we can't just give everything for free, it isn't possible. If there was a way to give every American a Lambo without hurting our debt, economy or country, then I would be all for it.
Equating higher education with a luxury car is a false premise.
In today's world access to higher education is becoming a basic human right. Many other civilized countries do it. It is even possible to get free college tuition at many European institutions without being a citizen of that country.
It's all a matter of what society's priorities are and the will to do the right thing.
Equating higher education with a luxury car is a false premise.
In today's world access to higher education is becoming a basic human right. Many other civilized countries do it. It is even possible to get free college tuition at many European institutions without being a citizen of that country.
It's all a matter of what society's priorities are and the will to do the right thing.
It should be noted......few that do this offer it to everyone which means not even they consider it a right.
There is no tuition in Germany and Scandinavia. It's seen as a national investment, like infrastructure. Just like in America after the war when the government worked for the people to improve the quality of life for Americans.
There is no tuition in Germany and Scandinavia. It's seen as a national investment, like infrastructure. Just like in America after the war when the government worked for the people to improve the quality of life for Americans.
I do not know about the Scandinavian countries but not everyone gets to go in Germany. You have to earn it, it's not just something you get.
I do not know about the Scandinavian countries but not everyone gets to go in Germany. You have to earn it, it's not just something you get.
What are the requirements? In Scandinavia, the grades from high school determine where you can study. But that's fair. I am pretty sure it is similar in Germany.
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