Should the federal government pay for tuition at four-year colleges and universities?

Is there a better solution to managing college costs that doesn't involve government-funded tuition, and what might that look like?

In countries where higher education is free, students still face other expenses; what measures should be taken to ensure true accessibility?

Would colleges become more or less competitive if tuition was government-funded, and how would that impact your educational decisions?

Do you think the quality of college education would increase or decrease if the government paid for tuition?

Should students pursuing higher income potential careers receive the same tuition coverage as those entering lower-paying fields?

How might the job market be affected if everyone had access to a college education without the barrier of tuition costs?

Have you or someone you know had to forego college due to cost, and how might government-funded tuition have changed that?

If you knew college tuition would be free, would you make different educational or career choices?

Do you believe it would be fair for taxpayers to cover college tuition, even if they or their children don't attend college?

How would your family's life change if you didn't have to worry about saving for or paying college tuition?

Yes, but only for partial tuition that is percentage-based according to preset income brackets

Yes, but only for partial tuition as a percentage that is based on preset income brackets

Yes, but partial tuition based on pre-determined family income brackets

Yes, but on a percentage basis based on pre-determined family income brackets

Yes, but as a percentage of total annual tuition costs and based on preset family income brackets

Yes, but as a percentage of total annual tuition costs based on pre-determined family income brackets

Yes, but a percentage of total annual tuition costs based on pre-determined family income brackets

Yes, but the percentage of tuition paid should be based on pre-determined income brackets for the student's parents

Yes, but as a percentage of tuition that is based on pre-determined income brackets

Yes, tuition should be paid by percentage based on preset income brackets. Trade schools should be included alongside public colleges and universities

Yes, percentages of tuition should be paid based on preset income brackets. Trade schools should be included alongside public colleges and universities

I would add technical and other schools like auto mechanics and heavy industry and nursing.

Yes, but it should be based on academic merit.

Yes, but only to high performing highschool students.

Yes, but ban private education

Kind of. It just depends on their financial situation.

No, but provide low to zero percent interest rates on student loans; expand loan forgiveness programs; and provide more scholarship opportunities for low-income students.

No, but allow free education at trade schools.

Yes, but only once the cost of tuition is controlled.

Yes, but the percentage of tuition paid should be based on pre-determined income brackets. Trade schools should be included alongside public colleges and universities

Yes, but make it a percentage of total tuition based on preset income brackets. Trade schools should be included alongside public colleges and universities

Yes, but only for degrees that we need as a society like STEM.

Yes, however more funding should come from the state

Private universities should not be paid by the government but public colleges should be just like public schools.

Yes, but only for students from low and middle-income families who enroll in public four-year colleges and universities as well as trade schools

Yes, by lowering tuition costs for colleges and universities, and providing more scholarships for low and middle-income students, if they meet certain requirements. Education should be more accessible for everyone.

It should be handled state by state.

Yes, but only for public four-year colleges and universities. Pay partial tuition for students from low and middle-income families who attend private learning institutions, and lower interest rates for student loans

The federal government should cover the costs of tuition for four-year public colleges and universities

Colleges should lower tuition by cutting salaries of administrators

Yes, but only public and community colleges

The government needs to audit the rising cost of college, regulate it, and then pay for tuition.

Public colleges and universities only. Private universities can have their own debt-creation fun if they want, and students should realize what they're getting into.

Yes but also provide technical/educational opportunities for those that do not attend four-year colleges and universities and through a voucher system in an open competitive education market.

Yes, but only for those attending public universities

the federal government should pay for tuition at public colleges and universities

No but they should also put a limit on the cost of education so that they can't price gouge students.

No, instead break up academic corporatism by penalizing price fixing, and incentivize colleges and universities to compete for lower tuition and higher accreditation.

Only if the student has been successful after they graduated college and held a job in their field for 5 years