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I don’t know the Us system at all but it sounds like what they are doing are rewarding public service workers (eg teachers?) or charity workers which likely don
by uf00lme 5y ago
I don’t know the Us system at all but it sounds like what they are doing are rewarding public service workers (eg teachers?) or charity workers which likely don’t get paid well by cancelling their debt after a set time period of otherwise good behaviour.
Which sounds equitable to me, although I’ll never understand why high school is free but university isnt.
- Fomite 5y agoIt's a program to get people, primarily with advanced degrees (i.e. Law, Medicine, Dentistry, PhDs, etc.) who would otherwise go to industry. You have to work for a state, local, federal or tribal government, or a 501c3 (non-profit) for ten years in order to qualify.