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This is just ridicuolous.

This is just wrong to students because in High School who has a job that pays you more than maybe 1,000 a year. I don't understand how colleges think people right out of high school can pay these costs. Parents should have to just lay down money on their kids college education. If college was free then everyone would have a better chance at reaching their dreams and living life without the worry that their tuition might not get paid.

I think this is sad becuase college students shouldn't have t worry about money they should be worried about their studies.

This is a point that colleges really need to take in consideration because in order for jobs to be filled in society people need to get a college education.

I think that this is outrageous becuase students shouldn't have to live life by worrying about student loan debt they accumulated due to the extremely high costs of college.