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The government trying to solve "wealth inequality" was what drove up the cost of education

Author: humbaba (1241 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 10:03 pm on Sep 12, 2025
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Colleges have no reason to make their services of reasonable price because the government is in the student loan business, i.e., there is never any reason to do anything but jack the price sky-high. And this is exactly what colleges do -- even though there is absolutely no good reason for these cost increases.

Unless you have a scholarship or go into a major that is of actual use, e.g., STEM, there's good reason to be very leery of the real value of a college education. No one wants to pay thousands for their own indoctrination and debt enslavement.


Replies to: "The government trying to solve "wealth inequality" was what drove up the cost of education"

  • Perceived Importance of College Hits Record Low [LINK] - humbaba - 4:17pm 9/12/25 (9) [View All]
    • It’s one thing to take out $25k in loans for a degree, entirely different at $250k - LanceManion - 5:43pm 9/12/25
    • I think it's too pricey in some parts of the country, UC in state cost is over 40k a year for - holybull101 - 5:07pm 9/12/25
    • This from a long time, original member of a University Forum…seems a bit in-consistent… [NT] - TyroneIrish - 4:31pm 9/12/25
      • What if I were an economics major? [NT] - humbaba - 6:06pm 9/12/25
        • Then you need some remedial college classes...looking at your chart, 75% of Americans believe that a - TyroneIrish - 6:35pm 9/12/25
          • The government trying to solve "wealth inequality" was what drove up the cost of education - humbaba - 10:03pm 9/12/25
    • What do you do for a living? Do you have a degree? [NT] - Quest4twelve - 4:19pm 9/12/25
      • Nth degree - DJT loves the “uneducated” [NT] - jimbasil - 5:09pm 9/12/25
        • Wasn't it an "educated" person who killed a debater? [NT] - humbaba - 6:11pm 9/12/25
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