Should tuition at public universities be free?

Yes but related to prompt graduation

Yes for undergraduate degrees, but not for master's degrees. Need-based and merit-based scholarships should be (and are) an option.

Yes, as long as the students do not overstay their welcome.

No, but there should be a very low fee so that students value the univeristy and their privillege to get educated.

Yes but through subsidies of private institutions not outright state owned universities

There should be free public institutions along with private institutions with tuition.

Yes, but based on income and free if someone is undeniably poor

If college tuition becomes free, what other aspects of student life do you think would need to be addressed to support students fully?

How important is the role of education in achieving personal success, and would free tuition devalue or enhance that role?

What do you feel are the biggest challenges facing students today, and how might free tuition address them?

In what ways do you think your community would change if everyone had access to a free college education?

How would the absence of student loans impact your goals for after you graduate from high school?

If given the opportunity to study anything without the burden of tuition, what new skills or knowledge would you pursue?

Do you believe your passion or field of interest would benefit from not having financial barriers to higher education?

Can you imagine a world where education doesn't come with a price tag, and how would that affect your choices?

If college were free, what would be your dream major, and why?

How might your life path change if you didn't have to worry about the cost of higher education?

Yes, only for citizens.

Yes, for low and middle income families

Yes, but only for lower and middle income people

Yes, and socialize all education.