Students have many options for higher education; private or public schools and you can choose a two or four year institution. This would cause one to believe that there is the right school with the right price range for everyone. Yet this is not always the case, many students can only afford public 2 year schools but have the desire to attend a pricey Ivy League school. For those students who cannot get scholarships there are always student loans, which is how many students pay for college. In America
the corner for millions of high school students nationwide, a growing concern for many is the looming issue of its extensive cost. When scholarships don’t cover enough of the expense, many students dread having to take out student loans. Although it would mean higher taxes for the wealthy, student loan interest rates should be lowered and those with existing student loan debt should have some of that debt forgiven to ensure the success of American students in a competitive job force. Prior to the
David leonhardt's essay, "Even for Cash College Pays Off" is an argumentative essay. In his essay, he is trying to persuade the readers that everyone must go to college. He says that newspaper and media, are shooting a debate against college. The newspaper and media have address that college leaves student with debt, also, college does not guarantee a job and even some job does not require a college degree. He opposes what the medias are saying about the insignificance of college degree and argues