The average college graduate is saddled with thousands of dollars of debt. That's because the average cost of a four-year college degree in this country has exploded over the last two decades. Is the crippling debt accrued by students a smart financial decision? And, compared to the rest of the world, why do Americans pay so much for higher education? To unpack this issue, we've enlisted Student Voice's Zak Malamed, Allison Schrager from Quartz, and Dale J. Stephens, an elementary school dropout who founded his own business in his late teens.Watch "What's the Price of US Citizenship? (Episode 5)" - http://bit.ly/1KfmANYWatch "Millennial Veterans and the Cost of War (Episode 4)" - http://bit.ly/1HwUCePWatch previous episodes of The Business of Life - http://bit.ly/1B7WhX4All content is the sole property of VICE News. Materials presented are for informational purposes only and do not necessarily reflect the views or endorsement of Bank of America. Bank of America, VICE and/or their partners assume no liability for loss or damage resulting from anyone's reliance on the information provided.
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