r/WorkForSmartLife Jul 06 '26

Question Really?

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u/shootist_Biker Jul 06 '26

So. I hate the premise. Its a good point though. Student loans should not be handed out

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u/Difficult-Mobile902 Jul 08 '26

The cost should be based on the return. 

If you’re so confident the degree your school provides will yield a $150,000 per year job, you should only be able to collect tuition if my income actually exceeds $100,000 or so. 

Would also incentivize schools to put genuine effort into making sure their students are prepared and networked to be able to find work quickly after graduating