Should our nation provide us with no or low tuitions?
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Tedious FASFA forms, long lines with no end at the Financial Aid office, bills to pay at Fiscal Services, starving college students! All for what? To graduate and be in debt when you start working. College education should be provided by our nation at a low or free cost. Our nation has enough money to purchase expensive weapons and programs in the name of "National Defense" but not enough for free college entrance. Free college …
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…people. They are sure to figure something out and make college tuitions low or free. Work citied American Association of Community and Colleges. Directory, 1998. Washington, D.C, 1998. American Association of National Defense. Directory, 2003. Washington, D.C, 2003. Education Commission of the States. Higher Education in the States. Vol. 2, no. 6. Denver Colo., 1999. Bass, Josh. Hiroshima: The Atomic Project. New York: New York, 1996. Weymouth, Lally. Thomas Jefferson: the man, his world, his influence. New York: G.P. Sons, 1973.
…people. They are sure to figure something out and make college tuitions low or free. Work citied American Association of Community and Colleges. Directory, 1998. Washington, D.C, 1998. American Association of National Defense. Directory, 2003. Washington, D.C, 2003. Education Commission of the States. Higher Education in the States. Vol. 2, no. 6. Denver Colo., 1999. Bass, Josh. Hiroshima: The Atomic Project. New York: New York, 1996. Weymouth, Lally. Thomas Jefferson: the man, his world, his influence. New York: G.P. Sons, 1973.
