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Review of another deliberation

Deliberation Notes 
  • People are guaranteed to have some debt 
  • Trapped 
  • Significant loans
  • Price 
  • Financial Aid is too little 
  • Parents are the only safety net

Free College 
  • Level out the playing field between socio-economic classes
  • Not having money as an inhibitor 
  • How do plan on funding this? 
  • Sanders: focus on public intuitions, wall-street tax
  • 0.5% tax on stock trades 
  • Worry about paying off debt 
  • Vocational schools as an option 
  • Increased competition 
  • More of a focus on academics
  • Half of the budget for education 
  • The possibility of cutting back military spending just 20%
  • Limited points on how this is subsidized
Promote Alternatives 
  • Awareness of vocational schools
  • Decreasing the stigma around community colleges 
  • Improving Financial Literacy 
  • Exposure in high school

Lower Tuition
  • Capping or reducing tuition
  • The expansion of choice
  • Cuts the number of facilities
  • The need to pay for extra services 
  • raise tuition/ limiting tuition cost 

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