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> We also get completely unrestrained tuition growth, which is really the core problem.
by dangerlibrary 10y ago
> We also get completely unrestrained tuition growth, which is really the core problem.
- djb_hackernews 10y agoRight so you have a few options there. 1 being getting rid of the incentive to work for a non-profit or another being to increase the size and number of medical schools. I know which one I'd prefer.
- dangerlibrary 10y agoMy preferred solution is actually to force the original beneficiaries of the debt origination to carry a "lowest priority" fraction of it for the duration of the loan - somewhere from 5-20% should be sufficient. Once schools need to carry responsibility for the full repayment of the student loans, they'll have an incentive to minimize the size of the loans.