[QUOTE="lo_Pine"]

Yes, they do. There would be no other way for the student to go to college if they did not receive a loan.

Murderstyle75

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"]

Yes, they do. There would be no other way for the student to go to college if they did not receive a loan.

thegerg

[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

[QUOTE="YoshiYogurt"]How else are we supposed to get money for college? I have maybe 10K in saving for it but that isn't going to cover the entire cost which will be $80,000 -$100,000.lo_Pine

If the government stopped interfering with the market for education, the Law of Demand would ensure that tuition costs would drop, since the demand for education is so high. Ironically, by flooding money into the educarion market, the government is causing the cost of education to increase, because educational institutions have an incentive to increase their prices, because they know the government will simply give more money to students to pay the increased prices.

[QUOTE="YoshiYogurt"]How else are we supposed to get money for college? I have maybe 10K in saving for it but that isn't going to cover the entire cost which will be $80,000 -$100,000.BluRayHiDef

If the government stopped interfering with the market for education, the Law of Demand would ensure that tuition costs would drop, since the demand for education is so high. Ironically, by flooding money into the educarion market, the government is causing the cost of education to increase, because educational institutions have an incentive to increase their prices, because they know the government will simply give more money to students to pay the increased prices.

[QUOTE="wolverine4262"]Show is dumb as hell. America's Funniest Home Videos for idiots.themajormayor

Yes, they do. There would be no other way for the student to go to college if they did not receive a loan.

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"]

Is this true or is it not? Math is the handwriting of God.

jngbb

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"]

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Always. If there's only 1 unicorn, 1 is an amount. Even if there were 2, and it became 3. We may not know the exact amounts of things, like number of atoms, however there will always be an "amount" of something so long as there is at least one. If the amount is less than 1, it doesn't exist. /threadNibroc420