'Starving College Student' Stereotype Is No Joke On US Campuses

As college tuition rises sharply and middle-class families are feeling the effects of a poor economy, many students have no money for food after they pay for tuition and books. A survey conducted by Temple University and the Wisconsin HOPE Lab revealed that 36 percent of students can't afford enough food. It also showed a correlation between going hungry and earning lower grades and potentially not graduating. According to The Atlantic, even students at prestigious schools like UCLA are going hungry.
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>> As college tuition rises sharply and
middle-class families are feeling the effects

of a poor economy, many students have no money
for food after they pay for tuition and books.

A survey conducted by Temple University in
the Wisconsin Hope Lab revealed that 36%

of students can't afford enough food.

It also showed a correlation
between going hungry

and earning lower grades and
potentially not graduating.

According to "The Atlantic", even students at
prestigious schools like UCLA are going hungry.