Questions - College - May 10-11, 2015
Support Is Growing for Government-Paid College
Is A College Degree Really Worth What You Pay?
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National Survey of 800
American Adults
Conducted May 10-11,
2015
By Rasmussen Reports
1* Do
people learn more practical skills in college or through life experiences and
work after college?
2*
In today’s economic environment, is a college degree
still a good financial investment?
3*
Which of the following educational option offers the best value for the money—a
four-year college, a two-year community college, a Masters
degree, vocational school, or an online degree?
4*
Should every American attend a post-secondary school
institution, whether it be college or some kind of vocational school?
5*
In America today, can just about any good student who wants to attend college
find a way to do so?
6*
If a student is accepted into college but cannot afford to go, should the
government pay for that student’s college education?
7*
If a student is accepted into college but cannot pay all the costs involved,
should the government pay the rest of his or her bills to ensure that that
student graduates from college debt-free?
8*
Is it better for students to attend school without working for four years and
graduate with a lot of student loan debt or better to work and graduate in six
to eight years with no student debt?
NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 3.5
percentage points with a 95% level of confidence