To stabilize the job market and increase access to higher education, the federal government may soon need to guarantee tuition-free college like many European nations.
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Student Debt
The Case for Cancelling Student Debt
The student debt crisis affects nearly one in five adults. The U.S. must act now to alleviate this burden as a direct form of stimulus to millions of American.
Democrats’ Student Debt Relief Plans Provide a Path to Financial Stability
As the pandemic and economy worsen, student loans are a major source of economic burden, with Americans holding over $1.7 trillion dollars in student debt.
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The Student [Lunch] Debt Crisis
An nationwide policy of free and equal school lunches for all public school students is a direct way that we can positively impact children’s lives.
Learning From the Best: Singapore and Education Reform
The economic rise of Singapore is one of the greatest success stories in Southeast Asia. The U.S. could learn several lessons from Singapore’s education system.
Crippled by Student Debt? She Has a Plan for That
Americans need better options to manage student debt. Warren’s plan is the most informed and equitable plan for building a just future for young people.
Public Service Loan Forgiveness – The Likelihood of Approval Is as Slim as Getting Struck by Lightning
The odds of being struck by lightning in your lifetime are 1 in 3,000. It seems like the odds of getting loan forgiveness are just as slim with just 96 applicants out of 33,000 being approved. Approximately 99 percent of applicants applying for Public Service Loan...