Higher education in low income people

1. By Rehan Ali

2.  All know very well that resources regarding
education are not enough in low class people
but the problem is that we are not taking
benefits of available resources in other words
resources are not being utilized properly due
to lack of unskilled, dishonest and less
educated administration.
 Education is different for poor ones and
different for richer ones.

7.  In summary, I have argued that, despite our dedication to
the idea of a higher education system open to all, we are
not doing a very good job of leveling the playing field. The
result is that opportunity is still linked too strongly to
class. In the longer term, the solution needs to involve
improving the K–12 system. It also needs to involve
making learning and access to skills beyond this level a
less costly process and one that does not necessarily
require four to six years of college. In the near term, more
could be done to better inform students and their families
about available options, including the availability of
financial aid for well-prepared students from low-income
families; the importance of matching one’s interests and
skills with what different institutions have to offer; and the
availability of more work-focused career and technical
training for those most likely to drop out of college
saddled with too much debt.