College enrollment has been increasing more than ever and a post-secondary education will be needed for employment we need to start making accommodations.Making student debt decrease and making college affordable.

Student debt has been rising throughout the years. Everyone wants the American dream but all of this increasing debt has been adding up to more since tuition has been rising. This can lead to more companies that issue loans increase their profit.

(https://www.usnews.com/education/best-colleges/paying-for-college/articles/what-you-need-to-know-about-college-tuition-costs )

(https://www.hamiltonproject.org/charts/the_rising_cost_of_college)

Many people say invest in yourself, but truth be told some colleges are getting too expensive for the career that we may choose debt can go over what we are predicted to make. Let’s start making college more affordable lets reduce the cost of tuition. Making this type of arrangement may help with the student debt that is 1.4 trillion dollars.(https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/state-of-student-loan-debt/) Reducing college tuition may help many and will benefit the economy. Even though the United States marks itself as a country who spends a lot of money in education we are making it harder for students to reach a dream that may become harder since student debt is climbing more than ever. Jobs that students may take when school is over their debt may be over what they make in a year and let’s not forget some loan companies start interest rates as soon as you get off school. This can lead debt to climb gradually.(https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.edvisors.com/ask/faq/how-do-student-loans-work/%3fgoogle=amp)

Reducing college tuition and fees will help many more and in the process reducing the student debt that is growing.(https://issues.org/long-2/)

Therefore let’s make college tuition less expensive, let’s accommodate and reduce the student debt that is adding up. Doing this will help students be able to improve themselves be able to get jobs because it is expected for jobs to require more than a high school diploma in the future.