A new study has found that third of students graduate with no debt at all. To state the pretty obvious: this does not imply that the cost of education is not a barrier to entry to college. Many students who might benefit from education may simply be staying out of college as they know they would have to take on a huge amount of debt. At an extreme, if only the wealthy went to college there would be no debt problem at all.
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August 12, 2009 at 3:45 am
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