U.S. Universities
This is the number of years it usually takes to complete college in the U.S.
What is four years?
This is what we call your specialization at an American university
What is a major?
These schools are for-profit institutions
What are private universities?
The most common second language in the U.S. besides English
What is Spanish?
This is the state I am from
What is Alabama?
These are Ivy League universities (name at least 3)
What are Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth, Columbia, and the University of Pennsylvania?
What is more expensive: a public or private university?
This is the age by which most people are able to pay off their student loans
What is 36 years old?
This is the country from which most immigrants to the U.S. come
What is Mexico?
The average cost of college per year at a private university (approximately)
What is $50,000?
Public universities are owned by this entity
What is the state they are in?
This is the name for the money universities charge to be able to attend
What is tuition?
This is the removal or banishing of an immigrant from a country (usually because they have committed a crime or are there illegally)
What is deportation?
This is the problem a lot of students have when they borrow money from the government to pay for their education
What is student loan debt?
This is the average amount of student debt for recent graduates from a university
What is $30,000?
These are other expenses you must worry about to attend a university (name at least 2)
What are housing, food, textbooks, extracurricular activities, general personal costs?
This is what Donald Trump wants to do to keep people from Mexico from immigrating to the U.S.
What is build a wall?
This is how much the U.S. Department of Education makes in profit from student loans every year
What is 15 billion dollars?
Name at least one reason the cost of college in the U.S. continues to increase
What is the demand for education has increased, administrators' salaries have increased, universities spend more money on their appearance so students will want to go, the Department of Education profits from student loan debt, etc.?
This is what we call money given to students to attend college that doesn't have to be paid back
What is a scholarship?
This is what we call immigrants who have become citizens of the United States
What are naturalized citizens?