College tuition is one of our generation's greatest problems students face. Free tuition would increase the number of students in attendance, hiring of high paying jobs, and freedom from student debt. Conversely, college may not be a necessity and the rise of taxes and education-related fees would cause an issue. College students had difficulty with dealing how to pay their tuition; to receive their post-secondary education, their choice of school can give them what they need to earn their degree. Therefore, receiving an education, debts can begin to appear that would affect students during and after college, which leaves them unsteady about the fate of their future.
“Free Tuition” are words that sound promising and fulfilling to those who struggle with financial problems, especially due to our economy is strangling the incomes of the middle and lower class. Both federal and state governments disagree with the idea of providing free post-secondary education available to all students. Institutions may not be prepared to handle the pressures to accept and admit students who have been chosen, that is, every student must be provided all of their required courses, books, food, and shelter.
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Some Catholic schools have 80% Pell grant recipients that would see an increase of 88% in textbook costs from 2006 - 2016 (Welker). In other words, those who are available or receive Pell grants will have to pay more money out of their financial aid for textbooks needed for