Deregulation Is Falling Texas Student By Charles Schwertner

Hi, Anna I’m really happy that you had a once of a life time chance to go on tour with Rihanna as her makeup artist. But, since you had to drop out of English 1302 I remembered you made me promise to keep you up to date with what we are learning. With never wanting to break a promise, I’m deciding to write to you today to teach you about a new subject we are learning. This subject is about how to analyze an argument and, I going to be using Charles Schwertner editorial called “Tuition Deregulation is Falling Texas Students”. Schwertner published this article in December 7, 2014 on TribTalk.org in order to reach out to students, business man, and the general people of Texas. His main point that he acknowledges is that student loans have become

I’m going to be honest I never write emails to my friends so feel luck Anna and hope that I explain this clearly. So the first type of evidence that Schwertner uses going is an example, which can be a real event such as WWII, invented instance which is a predicted claim from the research, or a comparison between things. Schwertner uses a real event to add that “In, 2003 the Texas Legislature voted to deregulate tuition and allow universities to set their own tuition rates free from legislature oversight” (Par 2). He uses this to describe how the Texas legislature failed to notice the impact of letting public colleges set their own rates would have on student loans, and especially students like us. An impact that has honestly made me frustrated with the

A statistic is quantitative or statistical evidence such as graphs, tables, or number. Yep Schwertner is really putting forth effort to win over his argument and show that this is a huge problem that should be solved. Schwertner informs that “since 2003, tuition and fees at Texas public universities have more than doubled” and that tuition “has increased an outstanding 222 percent” (Par 7). Schwertner uses this statistic to back up his testament that the Texas legislature made a huge mistake in letting public universities in setting their own rates. Since then student loans have increased over 200 percent which is basically like paying for almost three students. What a shock this has given me and especially to other that are concerned with the paying or attending college. The rise of price for a higher education has brought many questions such as if the we are to believe that the education of today is worth more then the education from the past. Like I can’t believe how we are taken advantage over the price of our education and, shouldn’t the prices of all university be the same. Wow, this statistic has shown how greatly this problem has impacted us students, and has shown how public universities have taken an advantage on pricing our