Higher education & its effect on Society
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People generally think of college education in personal terms. Students invest considerable time and energy, in addition to dollars, into building their futures through education. The prospect of wider opportunities and a higher standard
of living leads families to save in advance, sacrifice current consumption opportunities, and go into debt in order to enable their children to continue their education after high school.
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