Reduce Tuition Fee

Many European countries have offered free university education to encourage qualified students to apply for higher education. Rather than collecting tuition fees from students, these universities are being funded through taxation and charitable organizations. However, the result is not completely what the government has expected. The increasing number of enrollments has made job market very competitive, and many university graduates end up unemployed or underemployed. Moreover, universities are focusing more on the quantity instead of quality of education, which made the value of university degree shrink substantially. Taxpayers complain using the tax payments to subsidize only the students who want to attend universities is not fair, as university education is only one of the many choices for students who graduates from high school and students may have different goals. Currently in Canada, we are having more university graduates than the economy can absorb. If tuition becomes free, more students will be attending universities. However, if the number of jobs created does not match the increase in university graduates, the rising unemployment rate can trigger even more social issues.

The continuous rising cost of higher education is frequently spoken about today and deserves much more attention then it receives. College tuition for students is a rather large investment and considered to be one of the most expensive to make. As college tuition prices are continuously increasing so is the cost of housing. The average American family is finding it more and more difficult to be able to have a fair shot at affording to go to college. Although there are numerous possibilities, the cost of higher education for student is still too high and implementing a solid accreditation process and examining the student loan crisis happening could help improve a lot of problems.

College tuition has been an increasingly intense topic of discussion over the years. The costs of higher education have been debated by many people, and it has been discussed as to whether costs are becoming too high for students to afford. College has become more and more popular, and now as many as 20 million students attend universities reported by The National Center for Education Statistics (1). The value of a college degree is immense, but college tuition is becoming too expensive for students to afford, and furthering the problem are students’ lack of knowledge on how to pay and earn money towards their college degree.

`Education is the most crucial part of each and every person’s life. But the higher tuition fee is the serious problem seen in America. Student are not able to go to university after completing their high school due to the monetary problems. They are studying till the high school as the education is free up to that level and after that they are compelled to stop their further education. Rising tuition fees is the today’s burning issue of the United States. Removing tuition hurdle allows everyone to achieve their goal. The escalating cost of higher education is causing many to question the value of continuing education beyond high school. Providing world-class education system for everybody is the prerequisite

To: Stephen Director, Provost & Sr. Vice President for Academic Affairs, Northeastern University & Thomas Nedell, Chief Financial Officer, Northeastern University

In todays society universities seem to only worry about where they sit on the ranking list amongst other universities. According to Nicolaus Mills the means of a higher education “lies in the commitment of colleges and universities have made to winning the rating war” (Par 4). This shows how university now value a higher education upon where a university sits on the ranking list instead of the prestigious education that they offer. With universities fighting to become number one on the list most of them have decided to “increase spending for student services that on a percentage basis outpace their increases in academic instruction” (Mills Par.9) This claims that the raise of universities spending money on student services such as

If you knew how the presidential candidates felt about issues that affect you, would it change the way you vote? All of the presidential candidates have different opinions on issues, and the way they address the issues that are important to you, change the way you feel about them. Some issues that would change my vote are; limited work hours, lowered college tuition, and increased cancer research. I think work hours should be limited for health precautions and family needs. Lowering college tuition would benefit millions of students by starting their lives debt free. As a country, more cancer research is needed to find new treatments and cures that can save the lives of our citizens. I believe the democratic candidates support my opinions and

The need to make tuition is greater than ever, but it is currently not becoming easier, it is quite the opposite with tuitions rates on the rise and government funding being cut to make matters worse, which leads to higher learning institutions towards privatizing. This is leading towards tuition rates climbing at even higher rates.

“Education should be a right not a privilege. We need a revolution in the way that the United States funds higher education.” Senator Bernie Sanders. When graduating from high school most students plan to go to college. In today’s society college tuition is important to the U.S. economy. Higher education is the door for a better lifestyle and higher pay. In 2015 over 20,000,000 students were enrolled in American post-secondary schools. In the fall of 2015 , which was almost 5 million more than in 2000. Roughly 7 million of those students attend 2 years of college (Redd). Lowering college tuition by at least 50% would lead to less student debt and allow more students to attend college.

My proposal for altering an area of the United States government is by lowering tuition rates for incoming college students by centralising the fixed rate for tuition. College tuition has caused an inflation to 500% in cost since 1985 (Granderson), and the average cost for college tuition in this state, Texas is "$3,951[not including room or board]" per semester (Dolan). this isn't including the tuition rate for out of state students which doubles the cost. I believe by lowering the tuition rates would help students financially after and during college and would create less stress for the students. Sure, students would appreciate an education more if they were paying for it, but the payment for college causes discouragement, especially

It has been an inevitable development in which college education costs continues to rise over the course of the decades. The sudden increment of college tuition occurred around the 1970’s, which at the time took a spike “With [a] double-digit inflation”, “College tuitions and fees climbed as much or more than the inflation rate”(Sanchez, 2014). The rise in tuition caused family incomes to lower, as well as the contribution they made in sending their kids to college. While these lowered, there was a growth in obtaining loans and borrowing money elsewhere in order to pay for a higher education. The overall case in the rise of education costs, led few to believe that the higher the cost the better the education they would be pursuing. For college

In today's society, the idea of a college education has become less of an option and more of a necessary requirement and is commonly considered the only way to acquire a successful career and life. There are many careers, in which a college education is not technically necessary, that can often be just as or even more successful. With the cost of college tuition increasing with every passing year, the controversy of whether college is really worth the cost and burden is growing too. If our society wants to continue displaying a college education as somewhat of a necessity for success, I believe the cost of it should shift to being a more realistic price, suitable for the majority of students striving to go to college.

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The tuition increases have come in response to the lack of federal funding to universities, leading them to find their own way to provide for their upkeep. “Recent increases in university tuition fees are part of a new entrepreneurial trend in higher education in which institutions are expected to generate more of their own revenue” (Quirke). The universities have decided that since they can no longer look towards federal funds to fuel their costs of maintenance and revenue, they must find a new route towards attaining much needed funds, and they have chosen to

Before debating on whether increasing tuition fee is unfair to future students, we should keep in mind that the current education system and policy can never benefit everyone. Especially when the competition between universities is a lot more intense nowadays. Increasing the income and value of the school is the priority. If one has no money or resources provided, it is less likely that he or she can be enrolled at a university compared to others. Thus, the