The economy these days has made everything difficult for everyone. People don't have jobs, they can't help their families access higher education like universities. These days, people finance their own education once they enter college, whether through scholarships, financial aid, or a student loan. But it still won't help because expenses have increased. A college institute is a diverse place. Everyone tries to go, young or old, rich or poor. Anyone who has the chance goes to a university. Some students join college right after graduating from high school. Some take a break for a semester or a year and then rejoin. If they do not have financial problems, for example having a scholarship, financial aid or rich parents. Some students go to college after years when they have enough money to pay tuition and book fees. Students' lives are getting more complicated day by day. At the age of 18, they usually find a job, leave the parental home and take care of themselves. It wasn't so difficult before the economic crisis, but now they save almost nothing for themselves. A student's first goal is to go to college. For this, he must have money because university is not free. Students can go to college on a scholarship they earn in high school, or apply for financial aid. As a result, income directly decreases and they find themselves without money to cover tuition or reading costs. They too have to pay to live. “People are just irritated by the increasing costs and the amount of debt,” said Zakiya Smith (What's Out: Student Debt. What's In: Free College) Colleges are getting expensive by the day, they don't think than money. The authorities need to understand that most of the population is not that rich despite all the spending. They should therefore help by reducing course prices and