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The article goes over three reasons why tuition is increasing. The factors effect all kind of schools differently, from Private Institutions to Community College. Money is shifting from the government to students, which is affecting families.

This article is about students in California protesting the tuition hikes by walking out of class . This staged walk out happened all across the state.

The site provides information about ways the United States can make college tuition free for students. The information provided is from useful sites that give examples of how we can accomplish free education.

A little girl only three years old got suspended from her pre school because she had too many potty incidents. The mother still had to pay almost 900$ of monthly tuition, and had to shut down her business to take care of her kid.

Colleges are taking advantage of the fact that more and more students are wanting to attend and get a degree. So many people are willing to pay full price, that soaring prices are the least of their worries. The broadened list of programs, amenities, and higher staff salaries are allowed by this demand and ,therefore, greatly accepted by schools. Clark, K. (2016) An overview of the basic reasons behind the rising cost of college tuition. Available at: https://www.thebalance.com/rising-cost-college-education-795383 (Accessed: 12 September 2016). In-text citations: (Clark, 2016)

The high cost of college eliminates many would-be students. Free college should be available to all according to president hopeful Bernie Sanders.

There has been much controversy recently over college athletes on whether they should or shouldn't be paid while they are in school. The people that are against it say, "They're already getting a scholarship! That's more than anybody else! On the flip side of it that scholarship money is going towards their tuition and board. There is not extra money for anything else. These athletes are not able to hold jobs because being an athlete is a full time job.

The website is about the arguments that revolve around having fshowree education, the good and the bad side. It illustrated that president Obama and Bernie Sanders wanted to make college free for students and it shows the two perspectivies.

I really do think that there could be more benefits to free collage than negatives, that is until I read this article. So many valid points, its hard to know who's side I'm really on.

This article splitting the pros and cons of free college was a interesting way for the reader to determine after reading whether they agree or disagree.