Relevant:
- A mortgage with every college graduation
- The broken tassel of American higher education -- College debt defaults bring up questions about repayment structure. Is college even worth the current costs?
- A costly lesson in student debt for young Americans -- 34 percent of all student debt saddled to those under the age of 30
- Financial land of perpetual bubbles -- California technology, real estate, and now higher education bubbles
- Cost of living between 2000 and 2019: Inflation has played a big part in shrinking the American middle class
2013-02-15 — mybudget360.com
Like all bubbles at their apex, it is now incredibly obvious we are at a bubble. The first leg to go is the for-profit component. But we also see with state tuition soar way above inflation while young college graduates have seen their earnings fall since 2000. How is that even justified without the easy access to $1 trillion in student debt? Just another bubble in our perpetual bubble machine.
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