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What happens in other countries? Is higher education provided to people so that they don't have huge debt when they graduate?

Shouldn't the employers who benefit from having college educated employees shoulder some of this burden?

A presidential candidate was talking about rewarding service (social, medical,military) with a college education.

Sure seems like this might be one way for everyone to afford college.

posted 4 years, 8 months ago
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