Natty Light wants to rent your diploma for its student debt campaign - Business Insider

Now in the, the Anheuser-Busch InBev brand — also known as Natural Light — is offering up $100 to "rent" diplomas as part of a "highly classified plan" intended to raise awareness around student debt in America. The effort comes as the total student loan burden in the US swells to $1.6 trillion, an increase of $10 billion from the year prior.

A representative from Natural Light declined to provide additional information to Business Insider about how the diplomas will be used. Natty Light first launched its, when it pledged $10 million over 10 years during a Super Bowl commercial. While the promotion was met with welcome arms to recent graduates struggling to pay off crippling debt, it also cast a dark shadow on the state of college affordability in America.

Pay thousands to have the opportunity to show businesses you can sit in one spot and do as your told for 4 years. Then you have a nice chunk of debt that forces you to work after. Its brilliant.

Go to work and pay your student loans. It took my DIL ten years to pay hers, but that she did, and she easily has another 30 years in the work force as a nurse. Stop all the damn whining.

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