Sallie Mae Profits on Student Loan Crisis

A seventeen-year-old cannot vote. She or he cannot apply for a credit card under her own credit.  She or he cannot buy alcohol, cigarettes, or pornography.  She or he cannot rent a car or a hotel room. So why is it so easy for a seventeen-year-old to rack up $23,000 in debt?

That's how much the average graduate will have in student loan debt on the day she or he leaves college.

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