From the podcast…
Community colleges were once seen as a stepping stone on your way to a four-year degree. In recent years they are more and more becoming their own educational destination for a degree or a certificate when you're on your way to a better paying job and now there's a plan in the works for every Michigan high school graduate to get two years of tuition-free Community College.
MichMash hosts Shaya Roth and Althia Kasman speak with Brandy Johnson, president of the Michigan Community College Association, about Governor Whitmer's proposal to make higher education more accessible to all Michigan high school graduates.
Like healthcare, this nation of cowboys still insists that, even now in the 21^st^ century, a higher education is difficult-to-inaccessible for many and will put all who enroll in lifelong debt. This is how America treats its future.
I'm dead serious when I say…"Don't Be A Drop-Out."
