College expenses have increased 121 percent in past 30 years
Posted on Dec 30, 2009 by JRF
According to the Washington Post, since 1980, “the average cost of tuition and room and board has grown by a staggering 121 percent while median household income has risen a mere 18 percent.” Read the article, As college costs rise, loans become harder to get to find out how this is affecting low and middle-income students.
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College should be free if anyone wants to go. I've always believed that it's a right everyone living in the US should have and not held back by cost because it is so expensive and even unaffordable for many. I think it's a wonderful thing that the JRF has awards for women to help them pay for an education. I have gotten one of those <a href="http://momscholarships.us">scholarships for mothers</a> that is helping me out and restored my hope. Along with student loans I'm able to swing it for now but when I graduate I will have to pay the loans back but not the grants or scholarships I recieved. Keep up the good work JRF.
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