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I'm a bit torn since in this case of specific details, it's clearly wrong to take scholarships away from bright students. On the other hand, only 33% of Americ
by chillacy 7y ago
I'm a bit torn since in this case of specific details, it's clearly wrong to take scholarships away from bright students.
On the other hand, only 33% of Americans graduate with a 4 year college degree, far more get a GED and work retail or trades. If we're talking about how to help the average american, trade schools or other income support (like a bigger dividend) would be more beneficial to these groups.