What do libertarians think about free college tuition?

A Libertarian Look at Free College ... Then, as I normally do, I started to wonder if there was any idea that could improve the current college “business model” to attain most of the same perks ... What if we had a business model that could remove the need for tuition, while making a college more profitable? read more

There is no such thing as "free college tuition." What the original poster is probably asking about is taxpayer-funded college tuition, and libertarians are generally opposed to taxpayer-funded programs. read more

To transfer control of education from bureaucrats to parents and teachers and encourage alternatives to the public school monopoly, the Libertarian Party would: Support a true market in education -- one in which parents and students would not be stuck with a bad local school, because they could choose another. read more

Libertarian Views on Public Education. Libertarians advocate for the complete separation of education and state, because it is believed that is not the role of the government to educate the youth of the country. Public government schools can also lead to the indoctrination of children and interfere with the free choice of individuals. read more