[DIRTYSECRET]

Someone wrote a pretty good article on the subject of paying it back. Universities would have to forgive the biggest part. Then there’s the ‘students’ and then the government for encouraging these students to continue their gender studies courses. But then why should folks who didn’t go to college and are not in debt be forced to bail out those who spent 4-6 years ‘parking’ themselves on campus? Those Saturday evening cocktail parties allow them to feel superior.

[Seaplaner]

And, what about the Vets who earned the GI Bill? Cancelling student debt makes their service worth less.

And, what about the families who saved for years, going without many niceties in order to secure a collegiate education for their kids? Sends a message that this is the wrong path.

And, what about the college students who worked while in school? Slap in the face.

[ChicagahAl]

Universities would have to forgive the biggest part.

I don't get that.

Institutions get paid when the student registers for each semester. Colleges don't care where the money comes from, as long as they get paid.

So, if colleges have already been paid for credits taken, how are the colleges going to forgive anything?

Is someone proposing that institutions refund all or part of their tuition income to the US Treasury?