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Just as Barney Frank gave us the subprime mortgage mess that caused the 2008 economic collapse by removing lending standards from mortgage lending, BO and his cabal are trying to do the same in student loans. What will be the result?
Just because you CAN go to college, doesn't always mean you should.
Few liberal arts degrees will support a family (and women, you don't know what's going to happen in the future, whether you are married or not). Science, More..
This should be a surprise to no one.
The message for the last four years has been that there aren't any jobs out there; you might as well go to school. That might be a good idea, but it will also boost the number of student loans out More..