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@Charlie-McLeanDemocrat from North Carolina answered…1yr

No, but the federal government should require colleges and universities to lower tuition rates to a reasonable level

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@Anthony-CookDemocrat from California answered…1yr

No, but they should to a cap on tuition and provide student loans at a lower interest rate so graduating students can ac...

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@Paul-SzczepaniakVeteran from California answered…1yr

No but they should transfer back the power to the banking sector, which would help drive down the cost of tuition as aca...

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@Thomas-BladAmerican Solidarity from Wisconsin answered…1yr

No, but make the tuition's less expensive

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@Isaac-Hollingswo…Women’s Equality from Hawaii answered…1yr

Yes, but only for partial tuition, provide lower interest rates for student loans and provide more scholarship opportuni...

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@Sadie-Schlesinge…Peace and Freedom from Pennsylvania answered…1yr

there should be a free public college option in every area.

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@Chad-JohnsonWorking Family from Ohio answered…1yr

Yes, the public education program should extend to four-year colleges and universities.

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@Charlotte-QuistAmerican from Kentucky answered…1yr

For students wishing to pursue careers in the medical, technological, sustainable energy, computer science, or similarly...

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@J.A.L.-MysteryWomen’s Equality from South Carolina answered…1yr

yes, but starting from sophomore year, to assure that only students who are going to complete the full 4 years receive t...

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@Elena-CallPeace and Freedom from Utah answered…1yr

No, but provide lower interest rates for student loans and greater funding for low-income students

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@Avreen-KaurPeace and Freedom from Minnesota answered…1yr

Pay For Half Or Some Of The Tuition

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@Amelia-PowellDemocrat from Maryland answered…1yr

Tuition never needed to be as high as it is

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@Chad-Daniel-OwenConstitution from Arkansas answered…1yr

Yes, but only after completion, and military service for the same amount of time you attended college. If you enlist, th...

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@Eric-OdellWomen’s Equality from Texas answered…1yr

Require tuition to be cheaper so it’s more affordable to more of society.

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@Samuel-AinsworthIndependent from North Carolina answered…1yr

No, that could lead to more debt accumulating at a faster rate. We need to make it easy for those without a degree to su...

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@Jesse-DyeConstitution from Ohio answered…1yr

No. This is a state and local issue, not federal.

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@Cara-O'DonielIndependent from California answered…1yr

Yes, but only for undergraduate degrees. Financial aid should be made more available for graduate and other high-level d...

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@Nina-WaltersDemocrat from Pennsylvania answered…1yr

Both provide lower interest rates for student loans & provide more scholarship opportunities for low-income students.

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@SAMUEL-LINSLEYWorking Family from Missouri answered…1yr

No, however, the tuition should be a lower price so students can live their lives without debt and fear of being evicted...

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@Carli-FastWomen’s Equality from Arizona answered…1yr

Yes, but I think there should be regulations around it that way there isn’t a huge inflation of student to teacher rat...

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@Blake-MacNellyPeace and Freedom from Oklahoma answered…1yr

Yes, reduce military spending by 100 billion and pay for college.

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@Bob-DoddsDemocrat from Maryland answered…1yr

Yes, but make it optional and reform education system to improve effectiveness.

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@Kayleigh-BrownWorking Family from Arkansas answered…1yr

NO. I think that every college student should have to pay for their tuition at four-year colleges and universities.

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@Raymond-DaleWomen’s Equality from New York answered…1yr

No, but pay for a two year public Community College or Trade School.

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@Lauren-PetersonPeace and Freedom from Missouri answered…1yr

No but give universities a required tutor ion cap they can charge students

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