Try to imagine America twenty years from now. The streets are full of homeless people begging for money, as they do not have jobs, because they could not afford higher education. Diseases spread all over the country, because the cure is trapped in the mind of someone who cannot afford higher education. The economy is at an all-time low, because the people who went to college are living in debt, and offer no spending capacity. “Tuition is raising faster than the rate of inflation” (Watson). “Over the last 30 years, tuition has increased 1,120 percent […]” (Watson). As in 2012, there is approximately between $900 billion and $1 trillion Dollars student debt in total (“Student Loan Debt Statistic”). The U.S needs a feasible solution for every student, so college is not expensive. Luckily, there is a way to reduce student loans, and offer higher education to more people. The ferderal government has to take the tuition payment over, to enable higher education for more people. The tuition payment should be payed through taxes, so college students do not have to pay for their education at the moment of their studies. Basically, the working generations pays the education for the following. Consequently, once finished with college, graduates are going to pay the education for the next college students, and so forth. In order to solve the problem of high tuition, opponents of the abolishement of tuition for students tried to devise other solutions. Some colleges started offering