So I was doing a bit of research....and this is a tough subject and I do not intend it political. But I just cannot fathom the damages to our country for this....
On average there are roughly 1.2 million unemployed Americans between the ages of 18 and 24 who had completed some college or a college degree....
The united states education department reported in the 2009 fiscal year, that the defaulted student loan total was $50.8-billion....after taxes collected from us to pay it down, and thats not 100% correct, there is alot of fluff and buff on those numbers to make them smaller than they are according to many articles i read and researched.
so lets just take an average....20.4 million students attended college in 2011.
Statistically between private and public 4 year colleges....28.7% of those students will default on their loans.....
respectively lets say 18.7 percent begin repayment and get a few years into it before default....if just 10% of those people default.....thats 2,040,000 students defaulting in a year.
at 2.04 million students defaulting with an average loan of 25k(which is the national average)
$51,000,000,000...a year....for every $100 of defaulted loans....the government requireds a payback of $122 from tax dollars
which means 62,220,000,000 is owed by the tax payers each year....
Yet there is no regulation on tuition costs
Not only is this economic destruction....what are the ramifications of the 18-25 year old students who for the next 10 years at a minimum will have wages garnished, tax refunds garnished, and can not get a loan and some cannot even get jobs. There needs to be regulation on college tuition cost, and truly should be a cap on for profit colleges, or atleast a strong education of the student on the ramifications of the for profit college and the effect of debt on their life, because as of right now its like sharks in blood infested waters.
Hope you guys enjoyed my research....
On average there are roughly 1.2 million unemployed Americans between the ages of 18 and 24 who had completed some college or a college degree....
The united states education department reported in the 2009 fiscal year, that the defaulted student loan total was $50.8-billion....after taxes collected from us to pay it down, and thats not 100% correct, there is alot of fluff and buff on those numbers to make them smaller than they are according to many articles i read and researched.
so lets just take an average....20.4 million students attended college in 2011.
Statistically between private and public 4 year colleges....28.7% of those students will default on their loans.....
respectively lets say 18.7 percent begin repayment and get a few years into it before default....if just 10% of those people default.....thats 2,040,000 students defaulting in a year.
at 2.04 million students defaulting with an average loan of 25k(which is the national average)
the total assumed debt by our country just from student loans isCollege seniors who took out loans to fund their college education owed an average of $25,250, 5% more than the class of 2009 owed, according to a report from the Institute for College Access & Success' Project on Student Debt.
$51,000,000,000...a year....for every $100 of defaulted loans....the government requireds a payback of $122 from tax dollars
which means 62,220,000,000 is owed by the tax payers each year....
Yet there is no regulation on tuition costs
Not only is this economic destruction....what are the ramifications of the 18-25 year old students who for the next 10 years at a minimum will have wages garnished, tax refunds garnished, and can not get a loan and some cannot even get jobs. There needs to be regulation on college tuition cost, and truly should be a cap on for profit colleges, or atleast a strong education of the student on the ramifications of the for profit college and the effect of debt on their life, because as of right now its like sharks in blood infested waters.
Hope you guys enjoyed my research....
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