>>754503 (last thread)
The fact that college was cheap formboomers is the standard, vapid response of millennials who have no fricking clue what happened or what life was like when boomers were college age. Oh, college was so cheap you could work in the summer to pay for it! Poor me! Boomers’ fault despite the fact their mama and grandma are still paying for their smart phones. Use a little bit of critical thinking, get past the narrative and consider what the culture was like, then. Do you have a clue what college aged boomers were doing? Doesn’t sound like it. If they weren't in the military, most were married with little kids and a family to support/care for with few child care options. Few were wealthy. Hardly any could take a part time job to go to “cheap” college and parents and student loans weren’t an option for nearly all of them. Rich kids and he ones who went the military route were the ones filling the campuses. Ask yourself - if college was so cheap, why did they feel the need to subsidize student loans? Ask yourself - why are more going to college now, than then if it was so much “easier?”