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The arguments for such a policy center on its potential to reduce student debt, stimulate economic growth, increase access and equity in higher education, and improve overall societal well-being.

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 @B76VPZZ from Ohio  disagreed…9mos9MO

Collage is not required and is still an optional schooling. There are a lot of careers that can be done without a collage education. However collage needs to be more accessible and affordable for those who choose to participate. No one should have to pay over a years salary for a degree.

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