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What college for all model? What we have is not college for all, not even close. We have capitalistic college education; where it costs as much as the market w
by ebbv 13y ago
What college for all model?
What we have is not college for all, not even close. We have capitalistic college education; where it costs as much as the market will bear, and the ability of the market is distorted by massive student loans which kids are told they have to get as it is an investment into their future.
College for all would be if college was free to every high school graduate, and costs were kept down by universities being run like places of learning and not capitalistic enterprises focused on football tickets and massive stadiums.
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- nsxwolf 13y agoWe have crony capitalistic college education, where easy access to government loans causes prices to skyrocket.
- enraged_camel 13y agoI think by "college for all" they mean a model where everyone needs a college degree to have a chance in the job market. I didn't read it as "everyone goes to college" but rather "everyone must go to college."
- fleitz 13y agoCollege education is about as capitalist as China is socialist.
- bkmartin 13y agoI agree with you in principle, but please choose another target other than football tickets and massive stadiums. Most massive stadiums are filled with paying customers whose money is then used to fund all the other athletics programs that don't charge money because too few people would actually pay to watch them.