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Uhh I think we're making the same point here. > The amount of debt they can get - and therefore the amount of school they can "afford" is the problem. Yeah li
by LewisVerstappen 4y ago
Uhh I think we're making the same point here.
> The amount of debt they can get - and therefore the amount of school they can "afford" is the problem.
Yeah like, this is another form of a subsidy to colleges.
Imagine if the US government would let you easily get a $200k loan to buy a car.
- onlyrealcuzzo 4y ago> Imagine if the US government would let you easily get a $200k loan to buy a car. Or have Fannie and Feddie artificially lower interest rates with a government bailout guarantee so you can get the same house... but pay 50% more for it (total, not monthly payment).