Education Reform Needs For A Higher Education System

Many students don’t get the chance to further their academic career after high school. Some aren’t able because child care is too expensive or they have to work to support themselves. Everyone should get money for school if they need it. Some parents can’t afford to help the students pay for college, while others can. Money should be given for need rather than want. But I believe there should be stipulations to getting the free schooling. College should be free to those who want to get a degree and need the funding.

An education is one of the most important tools a person can acquire. It gives them the skills and abilities to obtain a job, earn a wage, and then use that wage to better their lives and the lives of their loved ones. However, due to the seemingly exponential increase in the costs of obtaining a college degree, students are either being driven away entirely from earning a degree or taking out student loans which cripple their financial prospects well after graduation. Without question, the increasing national student loan debt is one of the most pressing economic issues the United States is dealing with, as students who are debt ridden are not able to consume and invest in the economy. Therefore, many politicians and students are calling

During one of his campaign programs, Presidential-candidate Bernie Sanders stood before a thousand applauding and cheering people. This man just announced, as hopeful future President of the United States, that he planned to make college free for every US citizen. Many young adults favor Bernie Sanders, and other political leaders, idea of free tuition because they believe that it will open more doors for them and allow them to not worry about the burden of student loans. However, there are many reasons that regulating free college education could hurt our society and economy that people don’t often realize. College education should not be free because it would raise taxes, it would devalue the worth of a college degree, and it would pave the way for more welfare dependency.

It is necessary to have free college tuition in order to help advance the well being of our country. One reason is that competition for a job is constantly increasing which makes it almost necessary to have a degree. Those who have a college degree are more likely to get a job than those without because of their additional knowledge and understanding. Sanders has a “College for All” act which makes going to college not only tuition free but also debt free. This plan has an estimated cost of $75 billion a year. The College for All act states that “the federal government would cover 67% of the cost, while the states would be responsible for the remaining 33%” (All Act). According to Sanders, countries like Germany, Finland, Norway and Sweden are tuition free (berniesanders.com). That being said, he believes that in order to get on their level of education, we most offer free college as well. With more educated people in our country, as a whole, we can improve upon the accomplishments of the nation.

In my diagnostic essay I wrote about the issues towards education and education reforms. I strongly believe that there needs to be a change in the educational system because it is corrupt. The fact that people are required to pay thousands of dollars or take out loans that put them in debt for years is absurd. Many students are forced to take out loans that put them in debt for years. It also concerns me that low income youths do not have that much of an option, and cannot afford an education. Online, I found an article on Republicanviews.org stating democratic and republican views on education and education reforms. The information in this article states the problems that I ponder the next president and Congress should focus on. This includes reforming financial aid programs for college tuition, creating more teaching jobs and expanding education options for low-income youth. This is one of the biggest challenges that the United States are facing today.

The United States is a reasonably well off country when it comes to education; we live is a first world country and children are expected to go to school from the age of around five until they graduate from college. As soon as parents find out that they are expecting, they are given the advice to start saving for colleges; College has become increasingly expensive as the years have gone by and many students end up graduating with thousands of dollars in student loans to pay back. Senator Bernie Sanders sees the problem with this and has made it a priority to advocate for lower or maybe even free college tuition. Sanders would sign the “College for All Act” which would make sure that no one would be denied an education simply because of their economic situation.

The Federal government shamefully profit from the student-loan program turning a $41.3 billion profit. I question as Trump, why should government make money investing in America's future? This certainly does not depict an interest instead it broadens the gap between inequality. Furthermore; what guarantee does the graduate have in the American Dream as blue and white-collar jobs depart abroad. Graduates question if they can get a job and how can the school loan be paid? This becomes complicated when they haven't yet started working, and already mortgage their future. The unresolved problem is that the cost of higher education is skyrocketing, making it so far out of reach that many potential students can't afford it or have to take huge loans

First off, many political leaders today, such as Bernie Sanders for example, who sells the idea of free college to many people. It sounds nice to get rid of all the money that many citizens must spend on a college education and

In conclusion, on the college policy issue, Hillary Clinton encourages all students to graduate from a community college or a university by making the education plan and supporting tuition-free. Based on Hillary Clinton’s plan, all students will get a right education and a better future. For example, students will focus on studying if they do not worry about an expensive tuition. Moreover, poor students will get a better job if they have an opportunity to study at a community college or a university and get a degree. Nowadays, education is very more and more important for everyone. Therefore, community colleges or universities should support students’ tuition, especially low-income students.

The candidate I’m supporting, Bernie Sanders, has a very strong stance on education, “We need to make public colleges and universities tuition free.” He proclaimed at his Ann Arbor rally in the city of Michigan on March 7th, 2016. He is a man

As many young millennials rally behind Bernie Sanders and his outlandish claims of free public college for all, others sigh and shake their heads in disapproval. Are these college students really entitled to free higher education? Is it every American’s unalienable right to have a college education? Despite the recent push for free college in the United States, the economic burden and drop in personal responsibility it would create proves that colleges should maintain their current tuitions.

However, in other countries such as the United States, college tuition and other forms of higher education is not free, and to some people, that doesn't seem fair. During the presidential debate in 2015, candidates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, made the promise of free education in the United States. Since this proposition of how free education would

Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has proposed a “College for All Act”, which is explained on his supporters website FeelTheBern.org. Sanders is stepping up to the plate, and tackling the issue of higher education by the horns. He plans to make all public colleges and universities tuition free, with the belief that students who are willing to get their college education should be able to with no strings attached. By doing so it is expected to increase the quality of living, and have a positive impact on the United States economy. I agree with the college for all act because everyone should have a chance at furthering their education, funding isn’t as complicated as it seems, and things aren’t the same as they used

To start off in any argument about Bernie Sanders people will say “His plans are to make college free that has to be good”, and this sounds too good to be true, that's because it is. When Bernie Sanders says “Free college” what he means is that people who make more money will have to pay greater taxes so that people

The issue towards education and education reforms needs peoples’ awareness needs to increase because of how important this issue is. The educational system is corrupt because people are required to pay thousands of dollars or take out loans that are putting them in debts for years which is absurd. Students from all over the nation forced to take out loans that put them in debt for most of their life. Low income students also do not have many options for education and cannot afford one. The cost of education will keep on getting higher and higher as time progresses and the next president and congress of the democratic party needs to focus on this problem for students that are in college and for the ones who will be in the future. The education issue is one of the biggest challenges that the United States are facing today and needs to be fixed by lowering tuition, more options for low-income students, and create more teaching jobs. Both political parties have different views on education and only one has the right mind to fixing the educational issue. On the website feelthebern.org, republicanviews.org, and college.usatoday.com states different ways on how the democratic party will fix the educational system by reforming college tuitions, financial aid, student loans, and for students who come from a low-income family.