Both the passage and the lecturer give the reason for and the benefits of eliminating tuition. The passage claims that there are lots of reasons for eliminating tuition, and the lecturer agrees and evaluates the passage’s claim.

The passage says that eliminating college tuition is worthwhile idea because there are more and more students choosing not to go to university after graduating high school. The lecturer supports the passage claims, saying that the students choose to pursue a career right out of high school instead of learning at college.

The passage claims there are a number of students dropping out of college before finishing their degrees. The lecturer agrees, stating that more than half of students drop out during the course due to their financial burdens. The lecturer says a study shows that more than half of freshmen drop out because of their heavy debt.

The passage states that eliminating tuition has benefitable is because the debt of tuition is a big burden to students after they graduate university. Again, the lecturer agrees with the passage’s statement, adding that those students -- who started to get loan from the bank right after they graduate high school until they finish the four-year course in university – are in as much debt as those who have a mortgage for a house.

To sum up, the passage and the lecture both discuss eliminating university tuition. The passage gives the reasons why we should eliminate university tuition, saying that high tuition discourages students from the opportunity to get a higher education, making students drop out before finishing their degrees, and emphasizes the burden of high debts from university tuition. The lecture agrees and supports the passages’ claim.

Both the passage and the lecturer give the reason for and the benefits of eliminating tuition. The passage claims that there are lots of reasons for eliminating tuition, and the lecturer agrees and evaluates the passage’s claim.

The passage says that eliminating college tuition is worthwhile idea because there are more and more students choosing not to go to university after graduating high school. The lecturer supports the passage claims, saying that the students choose to pursue a career right out of high school instead of learning at college.

The passage claims there are a number of students dropping out of college before finishing their degrees. The lecturer agrees, stating that more than half of students drop out during the course due to their financial burdens. The lecturer says a study shows that more than half of freshmen drop out because of their heavy debt.

The passage states that eliminating tuition has benefits is because the debt of tuition is a big burden to students after they graduate university. Again, the lecturer agrees with the passage’s statement, adding that those students -- who started to get the loan from the bank right after they graduate high school until they finish the four-year course in university – are in as much debt as those who have a mortgage for a house.

To sum up, the passage and the lecture both discuss eliminating university tuition. The passage gives the reasons why we should eliminate university tuition, saying that high tuition discourages students from the opportunity to get a higher education, making students drop out before finishing their degrees, and emphasizes the burden of high debts from university tuition. The lecture agrees and supports the passages’ claim.

Both the passage and the lecturer give the reason for and the benefits of eliminating tuition. The passage claims that there are lots of reasons for eliminating tuition, and the lecturer agrees and evaluates the passage’s claim.

First of all, the passage says that eliminating college tuition is a worthwhile idea because there are more and more students choosing not to go to university after graduating high school. The lecturer supports the passage’s claims, saying that students choose to pursue a career right out of high school instead of learning at college.

Second of all, the passage claims there are a number of students dropping out of college before finishing their degrees. The lecturer agrees, stating that more than half of students drop out during the course due to their financial burdens. The lecturer says a study shows that more than half of freshmen drop out because of their heavy debt loads.

Lastly, the passage states that the reason eliminating tuition has benefits is because the debt of tuition is a big burden to students after they graduate university. Again, the lecturer agrees with the passage’s statement, adding that those students -- who started to get loans from the banks right after they graduate high school until they finish the four-year courses in university – are in as much debt as those who have mortgages for houses.

The passage gives the reasons why we should eliminate university tuition, saying that first, high tuition discourages students from the opportunity to get a higher education, second, makes students drop out before finishing their degrees, and third causes a burden of high debt from university tuition.