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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is a regressive policy.

If ya'll want free college move to Florida. We have Bright Futures that covers college for our young students in Florida.[/quote]

Right because when you are 16 you get to choose where you live.  :roll:

I lived in FL in 10th grade (also birth-5th grade). I know all about Bright Futures. I would have met the qualifications but my parents divorced and I moved to MD. 3 of my good friends received the scholarships and went on to nursing school at FSU.

This is not helpful to the discussion unless you think it should be a national program and if yes, then I would have met the qualifications on the national stage. I hope you vote for someone who makes college free for all who meet the same qualifications as Bright Futures. [/quote]

You didn't have to go to school immediately.  I knew a family like yours, except that they moved because the father's job moved (not due to divorce).  The son moved back to Florida after he graduated high school and he took a job working in an office for a year.  Then he applied the following year under Bright Futures.  You have 2 years after you graduate from HS to apply for Bright Futures.[/quote]

I’m going to state the obvious here. If you are 18 and can manage to get an office job that allows you to support yourself, why even bother going to college.

Also, what was he doing? When I was “working my way through school” 20 years ago, $10/hr was a great wage. Wages have only gone up recently. [/quote]

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