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01-14-2011, 05:39 PM
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High education prices are the main reason why the services that the American people provide are too high. The average masters' degree costs about $250k from recognized Universities, and if you borrowed that money, the interest rate is like 7%-10% of that.

If only they would charge less for a good education, more people would be more educated, providing a greater supply of service, bringing employment up, reducing the price of service provided.

While the average pay of the worker will be reduced, everything made will be cheaper, and things will be more affordable.

Notice that eliminating big bonuses to the top management people or reducing them by 90% will greatly help the cause. They should re-route those bonuses to charity.
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Yes higher education is very expensive but is made for people that really want it . If you kill yourself in school and do really good you will find a good job to pay for all your loans without a problem so having high interest rate in order to have a top degree is a risk you have to take if you want a good paying job someday. Education in the US has always being expensive because a US degree is looked up to in foreign countries specially if its from a prestigious school so tuition prices are not gonna get lower at these schools. And lastly i dont agree with you on lowering the bonuses for top management people because first of all its always been like that and always will be is like a tradition to them to get big bonuses is not gonna change and they should not be blamed for everything. (Example) The real state market (forclosures) is really bad not mainly because of rich but middle class people who decided to buy more than the could afford without thinking about that rainy day so guess what that rainy day came and they lost their homes because of them making mistakes.
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Quarter of a milion bucks BETTER pay you good income job. However, this doesn't always happen.
But if you start your own business with that amount, you'll at least have more fun at work instead of cramming facts for 4 years.
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Quarter of a milion bucks BETTER pay you good income job. However, this doesn't always happen.
But if you start your own business with that amount, you'll at least have more fun at work instead of cramming facts for 4 years.
Yea only if opening a successful profitable business was as easy lol but it is possible.
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You can get a MBA for under 11,000 dollars at a reputable US University doing it right now at the University of Texas at Arlington.
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If you kill yourself in school and do really good you will find a good job to pay for all your loans without a problem so having high interest rate in order to have a top degree is a risk you have to take if you want a good paying job someday.

Education in the US has always being expensive because a US degree is looked up to in foreign countries specially if its from a prestigious school so tuition prices are not gonna get lower at these schools. And lastly i dont agree with you on lowering the bonuses for top management people because first of all its always been like that and always will be is like a tradition to them to get big bonuses is not gonna change and they should not be blamed for everything.

(Example) The real state market (forclosures) is really bad not mainly because of rich but middle class people who decided to buy more than the could afford without thinking about that rainy day so guess what that rainy day came and they lost their homes because of them making mistakes.
LOL, your ignorance make me laugh..

Just because they used to think that the world was flat did not meant that it was.

The middle class bought what they couldn't afford because the agents who only wanted money, told them that they could afford them. Obviously they were looking forward those big bonuses.

Greedy fools, they think that with making things more expensive they will get richer.

Let me tell you this. The U.S owes more than 1.1 trillion bucks in education alone.
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Getting an education does not magically equal more jobs for people with that education. You will still have a harder time finding a job with an MBA in Finance than you would with a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering
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Getting an education does not magically equal more jobs for people with that education. You will still have a harder time finding a job with an MBA in Finance than you would with a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering
yeah, but it also promotes entrepreneurship of individuals who with such education can have the ability to come up with job producing businesses.
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