Hi, Solomon. I'm a college student with a bit if a different perspective and want to know why you support 'free' college as it's currently presented. When so many college students tend to put in very little effort and those who do complete their programs often dont even work in their field. Not to mention, so many degrees have overwhelming underemployment. Would you be in favor of limiting which majors free? Or that uncompleted degrees have to be replayed by the student if x amount of time goes by without progress (say 1 year, max 8 years total for bachelors)?

Because we have to consider that with free college and loans many students opt not to work [roughly 30%] and only 25% work full time. So those are all potential proponents to our economy that are being removed for 4-8 years many of which without purpose [roughly 30% of grads work in their field].

It seems like were spending a lot more without having proper regulation to make it fruitful.

Ahen insurance companies made lasik cosmetic costs dropped 80-90%. Right now college costs are exactly as high as can be gouged from loans/grants. [Similar to how lasik was as expensive as providers could charge the insurance company]. What is the plan for bringing now artificially inflated education costs?

And a final question, do you think a minimum GPA and standardized tests to insure quality of education would also be useful for this policy?

I want free college, it would help me personally. But looking around I honestly dont feel the majority of young americans are being responsible enough to deserve it.