I don't think that is feasible. Most degrees will not meet the criteria, since they are basically worthless. Pell grants will not be able to fill the void.
Think about how low the tuition would have to be for people to not need any loans to pay for 4 or 5 years of college... that is not going to happen.
If this sticks (and the people evaluating the criteria don't blatantly cheat), this would probably end universities as we know them.
Who said it would be a bad thing? People's reading comprehension is really lacking. The only thing I am worried about is that the rules won't stick, or that the people evaluating the various degrees will cheat so they would still qualify for loans.
I don't think that is feasible. Most degrees will not meet the criteria, since they are basically worthless. Pell grants will not be able to fill the void.
Think about how low the tuition would have to be for people to not need any loans to pay for 4 or 5 years of college... that is not going to happen.
If this sticks (and the people evaluating the criteria don't blatantly cheat), this would probably end universities as we know them.
And, this would be a bad thing?
College isn't the only route to a satisfying and well-paying career.
Who said it would be a bad thing? People's reading comprehension is really lacking. The only thing I am worried about is that the rules won't stick, or that the people evaluating the various degrees will cheat so they would still qualify for loans.