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It depend on the net price the student is paying after grants and scholarships, on what he or she intends to study, and on how good a student he or she was in h
by Bostonian 3y ago
It depend on the net price the student is paying after grants and scholarships, on what he or she intends to study, and on how good a student he or she was in high school (which affects the chance of graduating from college).
- shortrounddev2 3y agoI agree. But as it stands, 40% of students end up failing to graduate on time, and of the 60% that do, I imagine a decent chunk of them will end up with more debt than increased lifetime salary will pay for. I'd estimate (generously) that maybe 25% of the people who go to college these days should, and 75% should not