top | item 37160349 (no title) bulldog13 | 2 years ago It doesn't work because the state interfered. College is so expensive because of federally guaranteed loans. This means colleges can charge any price they want because the student has access to any sum of money. discuss order hn newest nobodyandproud|2 years ago Depends what you mean by interfered. The government subsidized loans as far back as the 1960s, and this I remember clearly.Not having to pay interest while in school was very helpful to someone like me.Somewhere around the 1990s to the early 2000s is where things went awry, but it’s also around the time colleges became more (too) accessible.While colleges set entrance minimum standards, who determined loan eligibility and size in the 1980s and earlier?Was it the lending institutions? l0wp1t|2 years ago This is the #1 problem
nobodyandproud|2 years ago Depends what you mean by interfered. The government subsidized loans as far back as the 1960s, and this I remember clearly.Not having to pay interest while in school was very helpful to someone like me.Somewhere around the 1990s to the early 2000s is where things went awry, but it’s also around the time colleges became more (too) accessible.While colleges set entrance minimum standards, who determined loan eligibility and size in the 1980s and earlier?Was it the lending institutions?
nobodyandproud|2 years ago
Not having to pay interest while in school was very helpful to someone like me.
Somewhere around the 1990s to the early 2000s is where things went awry, but it’s also around the time colleges became more (too) accessible.
While colleges set entrance minimum standards, who determined loan eligibility and size in the 1980s and earlier?
Was it the lending institutions?
l0wp1t|2 years ago