Everyone has had that moment, whether it was you or your parents, of excitement when scratching a silver lining on a lottery ticket with a coin and seeing those matching numbers, but have you ever thought of where the money you paid for that ticket goes? Well that money is used for plenty of things, most importantly providing funds for education and public necessities. The state uses lottery as a form of indirect taxing for these buildings and is effective at actually providing funds. Every state should have lotteries because they are an effective way of aiding students with tuition fees, help circulate money voluntarily, and assist with funding education and city programs. The state of Georgia uses the money from purchased lottery tickets wisely by using it to aid students with their college tuition.Although some do not believe states use money from purchased lottery tickets for education it has be proven that Georgia does use the money for the college tuition fees. Poor people playing the lottery in Georgia are shifting money to middle-class kids going to the University of Georgia (Thompson). The poor community is using most of their income on lottery tickets when they should be using it for other reasons, such as saving the money to provide their child with money for college. In Georgia, money for the lottery is used to provide scholarships to students who attend college in the state. Those who graduate from high school with a B average are eligible, and they receive