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Well, well, well... if it isn't the consequences of your own actions. 1.) Colleges jack up their tuition to the point of being un-affordable (multiple years of
by throwawayamused 7y ago
Well, well, well... if it isn't the consequences of your own actions.
1.) Colleges jack up their tuition to the point of being un-affordable (multiple years of salary), forcing students to take on massive amounts of debt at the start of their careers
2.) Prospective students are unwilling to become servitude to student loan debt at no-name small colleges and realize that college is hardly the only means for employment
3.) Small colleges close due to low enrollment
- Arete314159 7y ago1.5 --> students with massive amounts of debt delay childbearing, making next generation smaller...
- gjsman-1000 7y ago4.) Regardless of how you feel about it, college faculty and courses generally urged students to postpone marriage and childbearing, ironically resulting in less children to grow up and take college in the next generation.
- killjoywashere 7y ago5) Those students, now parents, not only have fewer children, but having seen their older friends delay retirement to fund their kids education, and are now discouraging their own children from overspending on private schools.
- commandlinefan 7y ago5) When they do finally start having children, consider what it costs to send a child to college, so have fewer children because they can't afford more.