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Which part do you object to more? The policy choice to have the entire cost borne by the student (in the US, specifically)? Or "society" encouraging people to
by rconti 1y ago
Which part do you object to more? The policy choice to have the entire cost borne by the student (in the US, specifically)?
Or "society" encouraging people to study the humanities?
- djohnston 1y ago100% on the non-dischargeable debt. I appreciate the humanities and their importance, but encouraging kids to take out loans to study them, with no risk to the lender, is obscene.