Rogers 7 one of the most prestigious universities in Germany because the cost of college in the United States was too much for him and his family. The article states that he pays the equivalent of $120 each semester to go to school. That fee includes transportation to school and an $80 fee for health insurance. His mother sends him $5,000 a year, and that is more than enough money than he needs. The low cost makes i affordable for many people to be able to attend, and this eliminates many barriers, but itis also still competitive to get in. Similar to the middle and high class, those parents who are wealthier are able to send their children to private school before they apply to college, and this gives them the upper hand in the process. To get into the colleges in Germany, it still is very competitive, but well worth it. “-conctasto, Higher education plays an important role in everyone's life. As the cost constantly increases, the more of a negative impact it has on many American’s lives. There are barriers that make it more difficult for those who want to attend college, but are unable to do so. As a nation that promotes equality, one must make sure equality is present in all aspects of the American life, including higher education. The thought that a person has the potential to save the world, but is unable to do so because they could not afford higher education should not be a problem, Higher education should be created for everyone and not just for those who can afford it or fit what the university deems as the perfect student. The government should really begin to put further consideration into this. This is a problem that is arising quickly and nothing is currently being done about it. As the cost of college is constantly increasing, the student debt is rising assuell meaning the US debt is increasing as well Ifthe cost of college was cut in half, then it would be more reasonable for so many more people. One should be able to reach their highest potential and higher education should not stand in the way of that. I am grateful that my parents have stable jobs so they are able to send my brother and I to college, but not everyone is, qe