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drop in the bucket.  pslf is good policy overall.  helps retain public employees at lower compensation who would otherwise seek higher paying private employment. but even if you consider forgiveness programs to be a true writeoff and ignore other positive externalities, federal student loans...

this issue goes a lot deeper than USC btw.  here's a great article on 2U (the company that contracts with USC for this MSW program) and other similar businesses:https://www.huffpost.com/highline/article/capitalist-takeover-college/

I think social workers would typically qualify for PSLF though So even if you take $200k debt, you are just making income based repayment for 10 years and then the balance is forgiven

it's also US home prices catching up to the rest of the world US home prices (relative to US incomes) have historically been fairly cheap compared to europe and developed asian countries

i may be in minority but i think the current system is pretty good.  easy access to student loans from a single lender and flexible income based repayment. the old systems, private and subsidized private, were inefficient and inequitably distributed.  college education is extremely difficult to...

and what happens when students apply for a high-earning-potential engineering degree and drop out, change majors, or pursue a different lower-earning career after graduation?  are the private lenders going to repossess the degree?  private student lending is a farce.  it's nothing more than a...

harvard is overrated anyway

He knows you interviewed as a team... And he heard about the fart

im gonna go out on a limb and say you would not be happy living in great park

You have no idea what you're talking about, truly Semi hostile territories LMAO

Having been deployed to both Qatar and Afghanistan I can tell you that they are quite different For example, I don't think there are any swim-up Applebee's in Afghanistan. But the one in Doha is dope.

am I happy about how the war in Afghanistan, in which many of my friends died, went? no, not particularly luckily I have a sense of humor and find your suggestion of maintaining a "nominal" base at Bagram (and, for that matter, that the US army's warfighting ability is somehow diminished by...

This is top tier armchair generaling

maybe we should bring back the draft nothing more TOUGH and HARDCORE than conscription

the youtube video with the two clips (american and russian) and then the text saying "who do you think is going to win the next major war?" or whatever is one of the funniest videos i have ever seen.  but probably not for the same reason you think it's funny.

this is just sad honestly do you celebrate when the harlem globetrotters beat the washington generals

Well, more to the point. Anyone expecting some big unified new game changing legislation with a barely held together 50 seats and a narrow house majority is delusional. Biden's term is purely defensive. And only possible because Republicans blew it so hard in 2020. But yeah yeah Dems in...

"red rogue wave that they still cannot see coming" lol what? trump 2016 was an underdog win no doubt.  credit to trump there. trump 2020 was an unmitigated disaster for team red.  i don't know how you can say differently with a straight face.  incumbent prez gets wiped out, dems win two...

and a sauna!

hahahahahahahahaha oh boy that wow