HappySqurriel said:
If the government didn't become involved the typical school would see enrollment drop if they increased tuition too quickly or to too high of a level and tuition would increase at (roughly) the rate of inflation. Schools would have less money and the president and administrations' salaries would increase (roughly) at the rate of inflation, new buildings would be built as-needed rather than the excessive building that is happening on many campuses, and schools would have to demonstrate return on investment in order for students to qualify for loans. When the government steps in to make loans more "affordable" they only make whatever the loan is buying more expensive. |
Government pays for the university and engineering school in my country, not the students with tuitions fees.
Tuition fees still exist but they are very low compared to the US ( we're talking 500$/year or so in average).








