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CMV: Adopting a system of universal, free college tuition in the US is a bad idea and would hurt the country rather than help it.

I believe that college degrees already don't do much anymore because of how many people have them these days. We need a master's or something else to stand out because a Bachelor's just isn't enough. Making it free, and pushing so many more people into college would just add more and more degrees and make them useless. Qualification Inflation, as I've heard it called.

I believe that free college would remove the incentive to provide quality education, and that overall education will decline and become sluggish to change.

I believe free public schooling will make specialized private schools unable to compete, and die out. People wanting highly specialized degrees that aren't offered by most public universities will no longer have that option if the private schools fall apart.

A tip: I know other countries have implemented free tuition. If someone could point out example of nations doing it successfully and seeing benefits that outweigh the costs, that could probably convince me since it's hard to argue with results and real history.

What I'm not as responsive to is speculation.

Thank you in advance to anyone who responds.
gpt
>I believe free public schooling will make specialized private schools unable to compete, and die out. 

Free public school has not eliminated private elementary or high schools. Why would it eliminate private university?