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    The document discusses ways to lower the cost of college tuition, including increasing federal financial aid, scholarships, work-study programs, and making public college tuition free in some states. It notes rising student loan debt levels, with the average debt for graduating seniors with loans increasing 25% from 2008 to 2012 to $29,400. 88% of for-profit college graduates had student loans.

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    The document discusses ways to lower the cost of college tuition, including increasing federal financial aid, scholarships, work-study programs, and making public college tuition free in some states. It notes rising student loan debt levels, with the average debt for graduating seniors with loans increasing 25% from 2008 to 2012 to $29,400. 88% of for-profit college graduates had student loans.

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    HOW TO FLATTEN THE COST CURVE OF COLLEGE

    LATORSHA MCCOLLUM
    AH102


    Political pressure building towards lower the cost of tuition

    Efforts in many states to make college tuition free


    WAYS TO CURVE COST OF
    TUITION:

    Federal Financial Aid


    Loans(???)
    Scholarships
    Work Study
    HOW TO FLATTEN THE COST CURVE OF COLLEGE
    HOW TO FLATTEN THE COST CURVE OF COLLEGE

    88% of graduates from for-profit colleges had student loans. Average debt levels for all graduating seniors
    with student loans rose to $29,400 in 2012 a 25% increase from $23,450 in 2008. In 2012: At public
    colleges, average debt was $25,550 25% higher than in 2008, when the average was $20,450.

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