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Dec. 17, 2012 By Katy Grimes I attended California public schools, kindergarten through college, starting in the late 1960s through
Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you can’t afford college, don’t go.
More proof that ‘leveling the playing field’ to include everyone, is morally and financially bankrupting California and the country. And most of the graduates are still uneducated buffoons.
Katy
And most of the graduates are still uneducated buffoons.
Do you honestly believe that?? (We have trhe best and brightest in this country…….it si in our DNA.)
If you do, you have no faith in America or its citizens. My uncle once said “most” people like welfare and would take it over real work, I told him the same thing I am telling you……. not in America, not IMHO, most would rather have an honest & decent job.
Even Poodle and Donkey?
Even Teddy and the sock puppets!
Well Marlene, when you were 18 and naive you couldn’t have gotten a loan without a reponsible co-signer. With today’s con, students can get their loans on the Internet with a mouse click. Wake up!
College is becoming a four letter word……
All the Euro diversity studies majors can’t get a job…..pitiful…..maybe the UN is hiring.
What’s on the general store job wanted bulletin board in Randsurg?
Donkey grooming?
Sasqwatch sighter?
Dig grooming is a very respectful profession.
I have enough credits for a Master’s degree, but only have an Associate’s. All paid for without going in debt. I’m employed and my wife with a Bachelor’s is not. At least she paid off her loans years before I met her. I’d actually earn more, but until my health improves I’m stuck.
Making sure that student loan debt could not be discharged in bankruptcy was one of the most useful and sensible things passed into law during the entire administration of GWB. At least the student deadbeats can’t walk away from their debts like bankers did.
Well SkippingDog, from your comment I presume you believe that ALL people and institutions who file bankruptcy are deadbeats. I agree however that the 2005 Act was useful, useful to the bankers who could make unsecured loans, and useful to the colleges/universities who could skyrocket their tuition/fees since they were awash in student loan money. Where do you think that $2Trillion student loan debt actually went? And that doesn’t even count all that has already been paid back. Wake up!
We have so many with underwater loans so that the Socialist in Sacramento can create a “forced” labor force to work the fields when the country’s entire economy collapses. Not even illegal-immigrants are going to want to be forced to labor for worthless American Dollars and are going to rely on those who have loans that can’t be paid back. I hope the 99% are listening!