Should the federal government pay for tuition at four-year colleges and universities?

No but provide lower interest rates and provide more scholarship opportunities for low income students, make college cheaper.

Free 2-year community college.

No, the government should not be involved in the education system. Allow corporations to dictate curricula based on their needs and allow them to offer scholarships based on that need

Only on government jobs or for first responders to help close the need for them

Student loans should be interest free and bankruptcy should alleviate burden.

The government should not regulate student loans , a loan is a loan and we should be free together the type we want.

depends on the students situation, due to the high price tag on college many students struggle/end up in a major amount of debt

Free education should only be provided for public schools and colleges, by the state they located in, with Federal help.

The government should allow all people who want a higher education to get one but it still needs to save money so it should give financial aid, give more scholarship opportunities, etc.

No, and student loans should be removed as well. That way, universities will have to lower their price, as the reason why college tuition had become so expensive in the first place is because the government had allowed these loans, meaning that the college could make their price as high as they want because people will have to take out the loan anyway, creating tons of issues.

No, that is the duty of the states. However, they should provide more scholarship opportunities and lower interest rates on student loans for all students, but especially low-income students.

Everyone deserves an educational opportunity, but it should be earned rather than given to everyone, so one must prove themselves and have a true ambition for change and success so not just purely academical rigor but the mindset matters as well.

No, there are alternate options than 4-year college and the money would be better spent on public schools.

No, instead it should be non-subsidized, as, at least to my understanding, much of the problem of college pricing comes from there

Honestly, it depends on how much money the government has, cause if they pay for every student's loan, then it would put us into a much larger debt, and if anything, the cost of going to college should be lowered, cause in my opinion, the price is kinda ridiculous.

I agree with Pell grants as that is beneficial for many people to complete their education, however, having the government pay completely for your entire college education is extreme. Especially because, you will have great students who will graduate within the 4 years, and then you may have some who struggle and it will take longer.

Government should cover part of tuition for every student and colleges should provide financial aid depending on wealth/income so that students/families only have to pay a small portion to attend school

Yes, if it is a citizen wanting to attend a public college and the student lives within that schools district or region

No but interest rates need to be lowered, college cost needs to be lowered and scholarships need to be increased for all, not just low-income students. An "average" student in a top ranked high school gets less consideration than a high gpa student in a low ranked school.

Only for degrees that will be beneficial for the development our our technology. Trades school should be added too.

No, the college should pay and they should lower the interest rate for student loans and provide college either for free, or at a really low price.

No, but FAFSA should reflect student's actual ability to fund school as well as multiple students in a family, NOT assume that a student can afford insane amounts of tuition.

The prices of higher education have skyrocketed way beyond annual inflation increases. The cost of public universities/schools needs to be analyzed and decreased (UK students pay 9,000 pounds annually for public universities). Also, student loans are predatory and they continuously compound interest on your previous balance. Student loans should be like fixed rate mortgages and be at a lower interest rate.

Yes, for all that provide 4 year of US military service in good standing and with honorable discharge.

I’d rather they did something similar to Medicaid, where healthcare is provided to the poor, but instead of providing healthcare, the program would provide aid for those who are poor and can’t pay their college tuition.

No, but tuition costs shouldn't be allowed to be as high as they are AND interest rates need to be lower.

Yes, but Kyle just should be monitored by the government so that tuition is affordable for all students

if they have shown work and effort in high school then yes because many people don't have the money for all that. or at least make prices lower.

They need to change the requirements for financial aid considering it causes middle class families to suffer the most.

Provide lower interest rates for student loans and regulate tuition costs to be more in line with global tuition.

Should have restraints on how much colleges can charge for tuition. If degree doesn’t produce a living wage, the college should have to pay loan back.