If you think some kind of tuition requirement, whether it is paying up front or a long term tax of 3% on income, is a bad idea...I'm really lost at what to tell

If you think some kind of tuition requirement, whether it is paying up front or a long term tax of 3% on income, is a bad idea...I'm really lost at what to tell you. 1) There is a cost to go to college, someone has to pay. 2) That cost needs to be borne by those people whose incomes are enhanced by going to college. 3) Simply producing "more college graduates" isn't a net positive when 60% can't find jobs in their field. If you think any of these shouldn't be true, we aren't going to agree on anything and you should stop trying. http://www.oregonlive.com/education/index.ssf/2013/10/university_of_oregon_state_to.html http://www.oregonlive.com/education/index.ssf/2013/10/univer... It isn't like I'm saying to cut state funding to the school. I'm saying if you want to raise state funding, the college graduates should pay for it. They utilize the service.