Argumentative Essay On College Debt
The American Dream is still alive but it's no longer an equally opportunity Dream. The promise that once sent are ancestors flocking to our great country Is all but dead to some. In states like CT the taxes are too high for hard workers to just simply live. The once rich job market is now bare as no companies dare move back to states like CT were the taxes are too high to operate. Education is also a struggle as student loans are putting more and more younger americans in debt. The American dream is hardly achieved in these states and most families find themselves in debt trying to pay bills to keep themselves afloat. The American dream is on life support and any move in the wrong direction could kill it.
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College is not free and it's not cheap either, It's hard to find a good education that won’t put you in debt. College debt is a major problem in the US today, student loan debt itself is 1.3 trillion dollars. The average student has about 30,100 dollars in debt after college. Of course this does not apply to every college student as the price of one year of college can change and not every student's goes for four years. But it's a serious problem that has kept many educated young adults from making a strong start for themselves as they have to pay in every month to pay down there debt. Some students have reported that they pay at least 900 dollars a month to stay on top of there student loans. So as i have shown you the american dream is no longer …show more content…
As taxes rise so will debt and hard working families will continue to drown in a sea of bills and taxes as those on the top reap the benefits. Those who are working as hard as they can could be cut from there jobs as the higher taxes force large corporation to layoff works and those who thought they were safe from debt because they had a good education are in for a rude awakening as more students find themselves in six fixtures of debt from college. Those who think that the American dream is alive have not lived in the 21st century where the middle class might as well be the lower
The High taxes in states like CT …show more content…
College is not free and it's not cheap either, It's hard to find a good education that won’t put you in debt. College debt is a major problem in the US today, student loan debt itself is 1.3 trillion dollars. The average student has about 30,100 dollars in debt after college. Of course this does not apply to every college student as the price of one year of college can change and not every student's goes for four years. But it's a serious problem that has kept many educated young adults from making a strong start for themselves as they have to pay in every month to pay down there debt. Some students have reported that they pay at least 900 dollars a month to stay on top of there student loans. So as i have shown you the american dream is no longer …show more content…
As taxes rise so will debt and hard working families will continue to drown in a sea of bills and taxes as those on the top reap the benefits. Those who are working as hard as they can could be cut from there jobs as the higher taxes force large corporation to layoff works and those who thought they were safe from debt because they had a good education are in for a rude awakening as more students find themselves in six fixtures of debt from college. Those who think that the American dream is alive have not lived in the 21st century where the middle class might as well be the lower