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Is there any college debt that you would like your tax dollars to help repay? FWIW, Mills College doesn't seem to offer a degree in Russian Literature - https:

• fortran77 6y ago
  > Is there any college debt that you would like your tax dollars to help repay? No. And the "smarter" the student, the less sympathetic I am. Certainly, those who were in the 90%th percentile of SAT scores shouldn't get "forgiveness". They should have been smart enough to know how loans work.
  • eesmith 6y ago
    Is there any debt that you would like your tax dollars to help repay? For example, do you want to get rid of bankruptcy? FWIW, Mills college doesn't require SAT or ACT scores.
    • fortran77 6y ago
      No. I don't want to get rid of bankruptcy. And for the most part, the cost of bankruptcy is baked into the cost of private loans.
      • eesmith 6y ago
        Student loans are not usually discharged by bankruptcy, which means students take on almost all risk and the cost for the lending agency is not "baked in". Your view seems to be that students in general (but especially smart student) should be more knowledgeable about risk than anyone taking out regular loans, and more knowledgeable than lending agencies. Which doesn't seem right. Surely your ire should also be directed towards the laws which encourage lending agencies to lend to obviously financially irresponsible teenagers, yes?