A plan to fix college loans, debt and the burden on students and the economy
Key takeaways:
- College access must be a national imperative for job growth and strengthening the middle class
- Textbook prices should be reduced by increasing access to electronic works
- Students should be provided with the opportunity to refinance their loans
- Leaders from political parties should stand up for programs that help low-income students attend college
- We should all work together across party lines and with the private sector
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Our Vision
To be the preeminent organization in upholding professionalism, brotherhood, and giving back to the community; while advancing leadership and teamwork with diversity in mind.
Our Mission Statement
To produce leaders who may realize their full potential through practice and mentorship. To be able to give back to the community through voluntary service, workshops, and communication that encourages networking and the promotion of ambition in the youth. To guide their moral compass into the right direction towards the three pillars of our organization; professionalism, brotherhood, and service.
Who Are We?
We are I.N.F.I.N.I.T.E.
We are the 88th Pledge Class of the Delta Sigma Pi - Theta Chi Chapter at San Jose State University.
To be the preeminent organization in upholding professionalism, brotherhood, and giving back to the community; while advancing leadership and teamwork with diversity in mind.
Our Mission Statement
To produce leaders who may realize their full potential through practice and mentorship. To be able to give back to the community through voluntary service, workshops, and communication that encourages networking and the promotion of ambition in the youth. To guide their moral compass into the right direction towards the three pillars of our organization; professionalism, brotherhood, and service.