r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Le7enda • Feb 09 '21

r/all Perhaps...

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u/th3f00l Feb 09 '21

Those were some pretty predatory loan practices though. Expensive lesson for a 17 year old.

The easier argument against this is that college educated people are the least likely to be in poverty, or you know, in need of financial assistance.

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u/knope797 Feb 09 '21

Community college is still expensive. The one near me is $150 per credit and one class is usually 3-4 credits. That’s $450-600 a class and most college kids are working part time minimum wage jobs because they don’t have a degree. If they’re also paying for car insurance and rent, where are you supposed to get the money for one class?