Free College Education — The Free Ride
I found this blog this morning that talked about schools in the country that offer free tuition. The article talks about the history of the schools. How they are able to offer free tuition and famous alum who have graduated from these institutions. Most of the schools require you to work for the school, to me that is still a sweet deal…. I worked while getting my degree and I still owe student loans. This is great check out the full article. 8 tuition free colleges by Scot Allen.
1. College of the Ozarks
2. Deep Springs College
3. UC-Irvine School of Law, Class of ’12
4. Berea College
5. Olin College of Engineering
6. Cooper Union
7. Curtis Institute of Music
8. Alice Lloyd College
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Booker T washington book — suggested reading title up from slavery….It tell us how to be industrious….and how to put what we learn to practice…a lot of people have degree but don’t know how to implement it.
There is the philosophical side to having knowledge. It is said that out of any population only 10% will be educated properly and that 10% should go back to their community and educate others.
In a capitalist society only 1% of the population holds the mass majority of the real wealth and power. I would say they know something that we don’t know.
So having a education dose require putting said knowledge into practice.