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In response to "Part of the purpose of education is to provide students with the skills they need to enter and succeed in the workforce." by Roger More

If they had no problem with me getting a literature degree under the old payment/loan system, why would they under this one? -- nm

Posted by mara Jul 3 '13, 11:06

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Becuase you used to pay the costs of your degree. Those teachers will still draw a salary; now funded by the taxpayers alone. -- nm - Will Hunting Jul 3, 11:09 5
- Where does it mention taxes?? -- nm - mara Jul 3, 11:12 4
  - How else will state schools fund their programs if they are no longer charging tuition? -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Jul 3, 11:13 3
    - Okay, just read the article: That percentage pay is still going to be a form of taxation on the student's earning afterward. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Jul 3, 11:14
    - According to the article, students repay by committing a percentage of their future income. -- nm - mara Jul 3, 11:14 1
      - Yes, but that's still a form of taxation. "Every dollar you earn in your working life will have three cents removed from it at the start." - Name Withheld By Request Jul 3, 11:16
Because under this system, taxpayers would be footing 100% of the bill. -- nm - Roger More Jul 3, 11:08 4
- Not at all. All students with degrees are contributing to the repayment. -- nm - mara Jul 3, 11:10 3
  - If it's just funded by those who benefit from the scheme, I don't have an issue with it. - Roger More Jul 3, 11:20 2
    - They're already doing that kind of counseling. This payment scheme is a seperate issue entirely. -- nm - mara Jul 3, 11:22 1
      - Sure. But it's the question you asked. SB: "public unis should be steering students toward in-demand courses". Mara: "why?" -- nm - Roger More Jul 3, 11:26

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