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    greatest challenges people have trouble with the most is the pricey cost of college tuition. Many people feel it’s difficult to provide the high range cost of college tuition each semester‚ and find it impossible to work their way through a good education. So with that said‚ with the outrages prices of college in today’s economy‚ it can be difficult or hinder one to afford a college education. When having pricey college tuition there can be a lot of people whom are affected. One of those people

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    Introduction Many universities have to increase their tuition for many reasons. In many of ways‚ students and family do not understand why. For at least a century‚ tuition at selective private colleges and universities has risen annually by two to three percent more than the rate of inflation (Ehrenberg‚ 2002). Reasons to raise college tuition is that the school maybe drowning in debt‚ room and board could be costly‚ some attendees may not have a scholarship‚ funding to help with building facilities

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    Rising College Tuition Costs Almost every college student‚ including myself is asking the question; why is college tuition on the rise? Going to college for most is a dream come true. But Americans dreams are being crushed by the outstanding rise in tuition cost‚ and student loan debt. According to Marcia Clemmitt in her article on Student Debt‚ in 2010 student loan debt exceeded national credit card debt with its enormous $830 billion amount‚ this is the first time in history for this to happen

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    Out of State Tuition Costs A large problem for many college students is the cost of tuition and yearly tuition increases. Many students do not possess the luxury of having parents willing to pay for their tuition. Most aren’t even granted some sort of scholarship or grant to help them out with the cost. A good number are left to find a college they can afford and at the same time work full or part time to pay for it. But the big problem here is the out of state tuition costs. Why should

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    This opportunity does not come free‚ however. The overall cost of attending college has increased to a point that makes paying for college extremely difficult and appear to be nearly impossible. Graduating high school students are pushed away from the idea of going to college‚ simply due to fact that it is tremendously expensive. The financial barriers that accompany a college education create a challenging obstacle

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    is very pricey from the cost of tuition all the way to the text books and fee’s‚ but the question I’m sure everyone including myself would like to know is why? And where all the money that we pay is actually going. College is what everyone knows as furthering there education or it’s a way to get a better paying job. One of the very first things people look at when applying for a college the is the tuition. How much is this school going to cost me. The cost of college tuition has changed a lot over

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    more reliable on financial aid in order to help pay for just one semester of college‚ which can cost up to $20‚000. Many people may say that it is crucial to pay all of this money in order to attend college‚ but most students are being put into debt‚ they are being required to take out loans‚ and most of the money that students pay towards their college tuition does not benefit them directly. The cost of higher education is a main reason that young people are in debt because by the time they graduate

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    than ever has been the idea of rising college tuition. I have experienced this first hand over the last year or so in my college search in comparing the exponential cost of private college tuition. In fact‚ I grew up in a town with the most expensive school in Minnesota being Carleton College with a cost of over 60k a year. Growing up this environment so close to me‚ I can recall many times in which I had questioned why a higher education could cost such an outrages price‚ it wasn’t until the last

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    I learned that it is not free. No matter how many ads and people I had spoken to telling me “oh yeah‚ school is free”. It certainly has not been for me at least. I had a few small grants but nothing that was enough to help out with my living costs/ tuition/ books‚ thus leaving me to the device of taking out student loans. Since then I have been seeking scholarships but have not had the greatest luck. With this information that I have provided‚ I have now taken one loan out and this is my first loan

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    I. [Attention Getter] Did you know in 1971 the US college education cost only $500 (cnbc.com). A. Today even our books cost more than that. According to the College Board‚ the average cost of tuition for the 2016-17 year was around $34000 (collegeboard.com). B. Tuition is increasing at a fast rate; in 2005 public college tuition took up about 35% of a typical family’s income but now costs the equivalent of 47% (time.com). II. [Establish Controversy] The total student loan debt in the US as of

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