http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/11/12/watch-million-student-march-natl-organizer-stumped-on-how-to-pay-for-free-college-and-debt-forgiveness/

The answer here is pretty simple. You make repayment of college loans a mandatory benefit, like social security, unemployment insurance or worker's comp, where the employer picks up anywhere from 50-100% of the cost.

You, as an employer, are deriving the benefit of having a college-educated employee, so you should bear the costs of employing one.

EDpNU Wrote:
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> The answer here is pretty simple. You make
> repayment of college loans a mandatory benefit,
> like social security, unemployment insurance or
> worker's comp, where the employer picks up
> anywhere from 50-100% of the cost.
>
> You, as an employer, are deriving the benefit of
> having a college-educated employee, so you should
> bear the costs of employing one.


Yeah, that's a great idea. That won't affect prices (which the poor pay disproportionately) or employment at all.

Then the employee jumps to the next job after the first employer paid for his shit.
Terrible idea. They couldn't get the healthcare right, don't expect them to get this right

I wonder if the libtards understand that the primary costs at a college are the salaries of their libtard professors and others working there.

Government backed student loans has driven up the the revenue for colleges. Now the schools are addicted to the money. If your degree can't pay for itself, perhaps their is wsomething wrong with the cost of the degree or its value/need by society.

I am a libtard but I rather go to school where kids have a little skin in the game. Making it free just turns College into extended high school. Vocational schools should be free.