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Say: As colleges raised tuition, Rockefeller suggested a system of loans that would make paying for a higher education easier for the students and their families.

Mean: Students now get a chance to earn money and become financially stable before having to pay their debts.

Matter: This encourages more people to attend college and it will help many people improve their lives by receiving an education they can afford.

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Say: In 1927, Rockefeller once said that college students were not expected to pay for their education. Now, the average cost for a year at a four-year college ranges from $9,410 for in-state public tuition to $32,410 for private.
Mean: This price difference is extremely high and proves that the costs of college have raised significantly.
Matter: The number of people who owe money is growing because of college fees, which leaves them not being able to pay for living expenses.

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Say: Rockefeller suggests student loans, believing a student not having to pay for ten years would help them afford it.
Mean: If given the right amount of time some students may be able to pay off their tuition and costs, despite college tuitions rising.
Matter: Students not in a wealthy family or unable to obtain scholarships would find it hard to not be in debt later in life.

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Point:  Yes, the purpose of college has changed and college tuition has become far too expensive for “normal families.”

Evidence:  “There was once a time when it made sense for society not to expect students to pay much for college: most of the students were going into the ministry, or into some other low-paying but society-benefiting career, so it behooved the nation to keep costs low by supplementing funds with endowments and gifts.” “The average cost for a year at a four-year college ranges from $9,410 for in-state public tuition to $32,410 for private.”

Explanation: In the past, going to college was not the standard so prices could be kept low. Today, it is normal for college to form part of many student’s plans after high school so the price of the tuition has increased a considerable amount.  The average cost of tuition for only a year at a four-year college ranges from high numbers to even higher numbers that many students and their families simply can’t afford.
Link: The worries that students have about these increasing prices have become a large factor throughout the process.

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Say: Rockefeller created a system for students who could not afford to pay college tuition. Allowing them to pay it once they had finished their education.
Mean: Student loans would give students the opportunity to finish college before having to worry about paying it off.
Matter: This would supply many students with a greater future.

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Point: The debate over college tuition and getting the best value is not a new one.
Evidence: "For most students other than those who go into the ministry or teaching, a loan either with or without interest, with the first payment date possibly ten years after graduation, would meet the situation and not prove an undue burden."
Explanation: This shows a quote used in the article to demonstrate Rockefeller's perceptions in 1927.
Link: The debate over the value of a college education has been ongoing since 1927.

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Say:John D. Rockefeller Jr wanted to give money to the students that wanted to go to college but weren't able to pay what they were asked.
Mean:This would help all teens that wanted to have a good future but couldn't afford it.
Matter:It would be hard for the schools to give out the money because there would be a lot of teens to help out.

https://time.com/4472261/college-cost-history/

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Say: Back in Rockefeller's time, colleges were not expensive, but now their tuition has steeply been raised.
Mean: Colleges are getting more and more expensive.
Matter: This means that less and less families can afford going to college.

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Point: yes, the purpose of college and its price has greatly changed over time.
evidence: - "by the early 20th century, [...]were going to college, many of them in preparation for their future high-earning careers"
explanation: in the beginning people went to college only to end up in low-paying jobs (such as being a part of the ministry)
link: the purpose of college was originally to prepare students for low paying jobs, but that changed in the 20th century after people started chasing more high-paying jobs.

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Point:Obviously, The point of college has changed drastically over the years and the tuition has gotten far too expensive for average American families to afford
Evidence: College used to be training for "low-income","Society-benefiting" careers, and not only high-paying careers
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Point: The purpose of college has changed as before it was for a low paying society benefitting career and as time progressed the purpose of college shifted to high income careers and the norm.
Evidence: Those who went into low paying careers such as Ministry did not have the burden of paying back debt. But those who went into high paying future careers needed financial assistance or they couldn't afford it.
Explanation: Per these changes in the purpose of history we can see how college has gotten more expensive and financially burdening.
Link: The higher paying the career the higher the tuition.

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Say: "For those students who could not meet these higher costs scholarships and student aid would need to be used with increasing liberality, and student loan funds provided on a large scale,"
Mean: This means that people who cant afford expensive costs of college would need more scholarships and financial aid. Student loans need to be provided more broadly.
Matter: This matters because as college prices are rising, more and more students are struggling to afford college.

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Point: The point of college has only ever been to benefit both ourselves and our communities, but at what cost?
Evidence: "If they couldn't afford it" even today not everyone can afford college.
Explanation: The cost of attending a college is nearly $10,000 a year.
Link: Not only has public college's prices drastically gone up, but also private colleges.

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Say:Rockefeller propose a system of student loans. Mean:This have the purpose to help the students to finished their careers without worrying about the money
Matter:The college tuition would be more accessible and easy to pay

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Point:College prices was a main concern for families because of those high prices.

Evidence: "[T]he average cost for a year at a four-year college ranges from $9,410 for in-state public tuition to $32,410 for private." and "Neither of those figures include room and board,"

Explanation: This means that those who have a strong desire to college may not be able to, or may be without proper accommodations.

Link: This goes on to say that colleges have an opportunity go back to the way it was and help the community out.

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Say: John D. Rockefeller Jr. had envisioned a structure that would aid students who were unable to afford their loans. He believes that if a student can go ten years with no payment on a loan would solve this problem.

Mean: This system would allow students to graduate with the stress of paying back a seemingly endless amount of debt before they have secured a position in their career.

Matter: College can become an option for everyone if the threat of debt isn't the biggest issue. This would also provide a more educated society.

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Point: Yes, over the course of history, the purpose of college has changed and college tuition has gotten too expensive for normal families.
Evidence: Today, the average cost of four-year college ranges from $9,410 to $32,410.
Explanation: This shows how the cost of attending a four-year college has multiplied since Rockefeller proposed his system of student loans almost a century ago.
Link: The price of higher education is not the only thing that has changed in the last one hundred years.

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Say: Rockefeller suggested a system of student loans that sounds pretty nice today. No paying on student loan for 10 years after graduation.
Mean: This is awesome this allows college students to earn money before paying it back.
Matter: College tuition doesn't have to be such a pain if you can delay paying back your loan.