下面是小编为大家整理的2022年度TED英语演讲：压榨学生大学贷款（完整文档）,供大家参考。
曾几何时在美国上大学不需要背负债务，而现如今高等教育已然成为了消费品，价格高昂，让人无力承担。但与此同时学校和发放贷款的银行却因为学生的贷款而获得巨大的利润。演讲者Samuel提出了一个针对如此现象的解决方案，下面是小编为大家收集关于TED英语演讲：压榨学生的大学贷款，欢迎借鉴参考。
演说题目：How college loans exploit students for profit
演说者：Samuel
Today 40 million Americans are indebted fortheir passage to the new economy. Too poor to pay their way through college,they now owe lenders more than one trillion US dollars. They do find what jobsthey can get to pay off a debt that is secured on their person. In America,even a bankrupt gambler gets a second chance. But it is nearly impossible foran American to get discharged their student loan debts.
现在，四千万美国人为了奔小康而背上债务 穷到无法支付自己的大学学费，这些人的负债总额已超过一万亿美元。的确，他们能找到工作来偿还以个人名义担保的债务。在美国，即使是破产的赌徒也有重来的机会。但是一个美国人 想要还清其助学贷款却几乎是不可能的。
Once upon a time in America, going tocollege did not mean graduating with debt. My friend Pauls father graduatedfrom Colorado State University on the GI Bill. For his generation, highereducation was free or almost free, because it was thought of as a public good.Not anymore.
以前在美国，上大学不意味着要负债毕业。我的朋友保罗，他的父亲 在退伍军人法案的帮助下，从科罗拉多州立大学毕业了。他那个时代，高等教育基本上是免费的，因为当时高等教育被认为是一种公益事业。现在不是了。
When Paul also graduated from Colorado State University, he paidfor his English degree by working part-time. 30 years ago, higher educationtuition was affordable, reasonable, and what debts you accumulated, you paidoff by graduation date. Not anymore. Pauls daughter followed in his footsteps,but with one difference: when she graduated five years ago, it was with awhopping debt.
当保罗也从科罗拉多州立大学毕业时，他是通过兼职才拿到了他的英语学位。30年前，高等教育的学费定价合理，大多数人都能支付得起，你欠下的债务在毕业的时候也能还清。现在就不可能了...
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