California college borrower numbers soar

San Francisco Chronicle ^ | March 25, 2014 | Nanette Asimov

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The number of California undergraduates taking out federal loans to pay for college has soared by 75 percent in the past decade, leading more students than ever to graduate in debt, according to a report released Monday by the Campaign for College Opportunity.

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These young folks don't need to go to college to figure out why higher education in California is so expensive

University of California salaries

http://transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/university-of-california/

University of California pensions

http://transparentcalifornia.com/pensions/university-california/

You start paying $935,006.40 a year salaries and $337,346.16 a year pensions and things get expensive fast.

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They got the word that his royal hinie is going to void scholarship debt.

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The number of California undergraduates taking out federal loans to pay for college has soared by 75 percent in the past decade, leading more students than ever to graduate in debt

JUST California???? C'mon...

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In 1960, to get a Federal Loan, you had to have and maintain a “B” average or above.

Payback started 10 years after graduation in ten intervals.