Should state colleges be free to attend?

The soaring tuition fee and debt of student loans bring higher education beyond the reach of many Americans students. Everyone can use the university for free.

The question of whether state universities should be free to participate is discussed. Personally, I think that should be so. Since most Americans belong to the working class, they can not undertake the responsibility of the university and if they do not have debts they will obey them for the rest of their lives. By allowing state universities to participate freely, life of ambitious working class citizens will be easier. There is a dream that not only rich people but also universities are shared. If you have all the things you need to go to university from the American middle class perspective - brains, ambitions, responsibilities - except all that are paid by money. You are faced with a big decision. Should you go to college to realize your dreams and endanger your debt for years? Or should you suppress your dreams due to some economic problems? This decision is eliminated by allowing state universities to participate freely.

State universities can not participate freely. When students pay for educational services, the graduation rate is not high enough for universities to participate freely. Discussions on whether higher education should be free in public institutions have continued for a long time and political, social and economic considerations dominated the debate. This article claims that it is necessary and very profitable to make a state university free. Not all families have the ability to pay children's higher education fees, but education is heavily related to future careers. Therefore, quality of life is greatly related to academic achievement. If students are unable to enroll in public higher education institutions for reasons such as lack of funds, this will have a negative impact on the quality of life in the future.

State universities should be free to participate. All Americans want to achieve the so-called "American Dream". Having american dreams and marriage, having a wonderful family, having a family capable of raising children, good work and work, accumulation of wealth. You can accomplish this only by achieving quality education and steady income. However, at the moment, when students graduate from state universities, most of them are in debt of huge student loans and they are expected to repay them. These loans are greatly impeding the possibility that young people will achieve American dreams. Indeed, huge student loans are considered one of the biggest obstacles for graduates' prosperity and happiness.