By Professor Doom.
April 27, 2019 - In the old days, getting into college was a big deal - you had to be a good student, have some solid extracurricular activities, and generally pass an entrance exam as well as demonstrate you can write a decent “Why I Want to Go to College” essay.
When the fascist federal government decided to back student loans, giving them to every degree seeking student, it was hailed as a good thing, but a big mistake was made: the loans were for “tuition,” not for a set amount, so colleges could charge whatever they wanted. Eager to make ever more money, our leaders in higher education raised tuition to whatever felt right, and “more” always felt right.











