re: Germany abolishes college tuition fees

TOPS doesn't kinda do the same thing?

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There's going to be a fail rate for sure. The greater good will benefit none the less.

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I did a google search yesterday and it said the graduation rate in 2012 for undergraduate degrees was 59%. Now maybe I'm looking at this in my own way but that is a 41% "failure" rate pertaining to this thread. So, for every dollar invested in this proposed program 41 cents goes down the toilet. I'd call that a money pit program.

If this program wanted to succeed then I'd suggest paying for graduate degrees instead. Separate those who really want to be highly educated from those that are looking for somewhere else to camp out other than mom and dad's house, at mine and your expense.