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My stance is that if the loans were only made on degrees that could reasonably pay back, the administrative bloat that has driven up costs would not be possible
by robertlagrant 2y ago
My stance is that if the loans were only made on degrees that could reasonably pay back, the administrative bloat that has driven up costs would not be possible.
- vkou 2y ago> My stance is that if the loans were only made on degrees that could reasonably pay back, the administrative bloat that has driven up costs would not be possible. The administrative bloat that has driven up costs will eat every single penny that will still be available. It wouldn't be as many pennies as it does today, but it would still capture every bit of that free money that it can.
- robertlagrant 2y agoI agree - that's sort of my point. As the excess reduces proportionally, so will the administrative bloat.
- rightbyte 2y agoTell that to the housing market? Or medical costs for that matter (insurences should have the same effect as loans).