The escalating costs of higher education have sparked a heated debate over whether college should be made free for all students. As a cornerstone of societal advancement, education possesses the unique capability to level the socioeconomic playing field, create opportunities for upward mobility, and stimulate economic growth. There are compelling arguments in favor of making college education accessible to all without financial barriers. One of the primary arguments for free college

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Profit Colleges "Why do you think they are called for-profit colleges:" The big business of (not) educating students 'You need a college degree.' This is the conventional wisdom articulated in today's society, where job prospects remain scarce, despite the softening economy. On average, "unemployment is still far lower for the college-educated than for high school graduates (10%) and those without high school diplomas (15.7%)," and the most severe effects of the

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