do college grants provided by the federal government actually hurt students who want to succeed?

Question by james w: do college grants provided by the federal government actually hurt students who want to succeed?
I’m in college now, and it seems like a doghouse out there. See I go to a community college, and I have been in college for a while since I have been going part time. I am seeing a change in college education. I used to believe that if government gave grants ($ you don’t have to pay back) to people who could not afford college then more people would be educated and have more knowledgeable. I feel that i’m wrong now. See when I went to college they were playing loud music and I could not understand the words cause it was in Spanish. People were all over the place yelling and carrying on and dancing to this ethnic music. I thought college was supposed to be for learning and studying, not all this crap. I also think that college may be easier now because it has to be to pass these people and to get more money from the government. Am I right about this? Is our federal government ruining college education?If the government stays out of college education, would it benefit hard working people?
The more college graduates we have, the harder it is to find a job.
IM PAYING FOR THAT MUSIC IN MY STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE!!!!

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Answer by Dawn
A lot of people said the same thing and decided to go to VOTECH
trains you for a job. There isn’t all that bull.
That is what they told me to do to avoid all that.
There are grownups in the class that want to learn and won’t put up with foolishness.

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Q&A: do college grants provided by the federal government actually hurt students who want to succeed?

Question by james w: do college grants provided by the federal government actually hurt students who want to succeed?
I’m in college now, and it seems like a doghouse out there. See I go to a community college, and I have been in college for a while since I have been going part time. I am seeing a change in college education. I used to believe that if government gave grants ($ you don’t have to pay back) to people who could not afford college then more people would be educated and have more knowledgeable. I feel that i’m wrong now. See when I went to college they were playing loud music and I could not understand the words cause it was in Spanish. People were all over the place yelling and carrying on and dancing to this ethnic music. I thought college was supposed to be for learning and studying, not all this crap. I also think that college may be easier now because it has to be to pass these people and to get more money from the government. Am I right about this? Is our federal government ruining college education?If the government stays out of college education, would it benefit hard working people?
The more college graduates we have, the harder it is to find a job.
IM PAYING FOR THAT MUSIC IN MY STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE!!!!

Government Funding
Best answer:

Answer by Dawn
A lot of people said the same thing and decided to go to VOTECH
trains you for a job. There isn’t all that bull.
That is what they told me to do to avoid all that.
There are grownups in the class that want to learn and won’t put up with foolishness.

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