Research Topic:
“The Impact of Student Loan Debt on College Graduates: Should the Canadian Government Provide More Financial Assistance?”
This topic takes a clear stance that the government should provide more financial assistance to college graduates struggling with student loan debt. This argument can be supported by statistics and research on the rising cost of tuition, the burden of student loan debt on graduates, and the potential economic benefits of providing relief
to those with outstanding loans.
The research could involve surveying recent college graduates about their experiences with student loan debt and the impact it has had on their lives, as well as analyzing data on the costs of higher education and the economic benefits of investing in education. The findings could then be used to make a case for increased government support for college graduates, whether through loan forgiveness, reduced interest rates, or other financial assistance programs.
Providing more financial assistance to Canadian college graduates can have positive social and economic implications. Graduates with less debt are more likely to invest in their education and careers, contribute to the economy through spending and taxation, and engage in civic and community activities.
Take examples from countries where post-secondary education is free. Compare it to Canada.
6 serious sources are needed, so they need to be taken by google scholar articles or even books (textbooks/articles) relevant to the topic. These sources need to be reliable.
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