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Tuition-Free College Education

Created by A.R. on October 08, 2014

We seek an end to the overwhelming individual and societal burden of student loan debt.

The U.S. could provide a tuition-free public college education to all citizens who wish to attend, by enacting a small national sales tax to raise $30B annually.

That figure represents approximately 0.0075% (3/4 of 1%) of the U.S. budget. It is the sum of student tuition payments (non-loan), federal student loan payments and federal grants.

If each state continues to fund their own public universities at current levels, all other tuition costs could be completely covered by a 1.25% national sales tax.

That means students would graduate debt-free, thereby strengthening families and freeing up money to be spent locally.

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