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As Student Debt Reaches Record High $27K, Half of Grads Underemployed

American_in_Europe Wrote: Feb 04, 2013 2:33 AM
Interesting! Can it be that townhall.com readers are having problems with the idea that the market will regulate everything? I am retired and on my pension I am sending two daughters to German Universities for a couple of hundred dollars per semester (Unlike the rest of Germany, Bavaria has a token matriculation fee).
Chip. Wrote: Feb 05, 2013 2:20 AM
Only Townhall.com trolls seem to have such problems, although they unfortunately make themselves a known presence. I must confess, however, that I imagine that Bavarian university professors are
justifiably leftists, likely being overworked and underpaid, as most professors everywhere are.
Chip. Wrote: Feb 05, 2013 2:20 AM
Only Townhall.com trolls seem to have such problems, although they unfortunately make themselves a known presence. I must confess, however, that I imagine that Bavarian university professors are
justifiably leftists, likely being overworked and underpaid, as most professors everywhere are.

What self-respecting parent would give their kid a credit card if they knew they were going to max it out and not be able to pay it back? Hopefully, no one. In fact, as a responsible parent you would probably teach your children the opposite habit--responsibility.

This paternal irresponsibility is what is occurring on a larger scale with the federal government and the student loan industry. President Obama has earned himself a failing grade in responsible parenting.

FICO released a new study that analyzed 10 million credit files to find trends within the student loan industry. The group concluded...

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