a useful view of the burdens placed on those who have student loans to get through college/graduate school. while the comparison to indentured servitude is perhaps too far, there's validity in discussing the weight of the burden it places. what's most important here are some other models of how to do this with a much smaller burden. not enough discussion of the role of universities in skyrocketing costs, nor of how this limitis lower-paid public service job choices for graduates..

Detailed look at the growing burden of student debt and alternative ways to fund higher education. At stake is our fundamental belief that all are created equal, and deserve equal access to education as a rightful portion of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."

This article examines the financial reality of many college students and draws comparisons to indentured servitude. The author takes a bold stance, but it is well-written and supported by evidence.

Does not cover the aspect that the students are being exploited by the colleges so as to enrich the colleges.