Try and close your eyes and imagine your daughter, Regan, being the smartest student in the whole school. Always getting straight A’s, does other clubs outside of school, a kind and nice person, etc. What if she applied for a college that was more than perfect for her and she got accepted? But, then you realize that there is no way you or your family could be able to pay for the college. Imagine, needing to tell your daughter, your sweet Regan, that she can’t go to the college of her dreams because of money. That would be gut wrenching to say. Not to mention she wouldn’t be able to become a veterinarian like she had always wanted to be. The saddest part of this is that this really does happen. Students can’t go to college because they simply can’t afford it. College education should be free to all. If this were to happen then college would be more affordable, when you just have to pay for dorms and little bills, there would be more jobs in the U.S, and students would have a …show more content…
Using a survey, six out of ten people agreed that college should be free in the United States. For example, one person said that “How much money your family has should not determine if you go to college or not. Most people who don't go to college can't afford it and it doesn't mean they're not smart. Because they don't go to college, it closes doors for them.” This person is pretty much saying that it is not fair that mainly people with more money are able to go to college, but not as much people that do not have a lot of money cannot go to college. Some people may say that students still will not attend because they can’t even pay for the dorms and food. Although that might be true, there are a lot people who cannot pay for all of college but they can still pay for dorms. If college was free, then more students would be able to