Is it right to charge for private courses to prospect students struggling to get admission to grad school?

In the world of social media where everyone you follow or watch videos make you want to believe that they are giving you information for your benefit. Until , you reach the end of the video to know that all they are really doing is trying to sell you the program or course. So, I wonder if those who claim to be our advocate and rooting for our success really are saying the truth?

If someone who really wants one to be successful, would not charge but rather provide information for free because those who are struggling to make a career obviously wouldn’t have money to spend so easily. Since they are earning minimum wages to make living so my question is to those who offer these courses, is should you really be banking on someone else’s struggle?

My suggestion would be to rather:

Let’s make small contributions in each of our parts to keep education from turning into a business.

Let me know what your thoughts are on this matter.

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