College affordability has become a key topic in the 2016 presidential campaign, whether through Democratic candidates’ outlining varying approaches to a debt-free education at public universities or Republican contenders’ suggesting income-sharing arrangements and accreditation reform. A discussion of the nuances and potential of these ideas.

• Jason Delisle, New America
• Terry Hartle, American Council on Education
• Neal McCluskey, Cato Institute
• Colin Seeberger, Young Invincibles
• Kimberly Hefling, Politico (moderator)