We need to put the responsiblility where it belongs, on the schools, and we need to stop the CONTINUED programming that will trap other students.
“We need to put the responsiblility where it belongs, on the schools...”
I do understand your point, and agree the colleges pushed their product. But —so did the parents and high schools. Should all three entities cover the kid’ debts?
For me, in the end, the students (with their parents knowledge) agreed to and accepted the debt. No different than a car loan made easy for a college kid by a car dealer.
If their debt is taken away, by whomever, it’s still the message “It’s OK, you can walk. Feel better now?” and likely no lesson really learned by the student. My 2 cents.