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Topic	California makes first year of community college free.
GhostGiblet 10/14/17 3:24:40 PM #13:	EightySeven posted... GhostGiblet posted... I don't think it has to be all or nothing. They're helping future students with the resources they have. It's a step in the right direction. Maybe, but if you miss the boat it probably leaves a bad taste in your mouth as you're watching your tax dollars pay for other people's education while also paying down your own unsubsidized education debt. I guess, but let's say all college was going to become free. Would it be wrong for the government to make that happen, knowing they couldn't afford to also wipe out all past student loan debt? I don't think so, and I think this is pretty much the same I was in a similar situation where a public scholarship that helped me with my tuition was increased the year after I got it. The kids the year after me got twice as much (for a four year scholarship). I wished I had been eligible for the larger amount, but I didn't really resent it --- aka Snoopydance <cite>GhostGiblet posted [p:888427157] in California... [t:75878613]...</cite> <quote><cite>EightySeven posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GhostGiblet posted...</cite> <quote> I don't think it has to be all or nothing. They're helping future students with the resources they have. It's a step in the right direction.</quote> Maybe, but if you miss the boat it probably leaves a bad taste in your mouth as you're watching your tax dollars pay for other people's education while also paying down your own unsubsidized education debt.</quote> I guess, but let's say all college was going to become free. Would it be wrong for the government to make that happen, knowing they couldn't afford to also wipe out all past student loan debt? I don't think so, and I think this is pretty much the same I was in a similar situation where a public scholarship that helped me with my tuition was increased the year after I got it. The kids the year after me got twice as much (for a four year scholarship). I wished I had been eligible for the larger amount, but I didn't really resent it --- aka Snoopydance</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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