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Indeed, we clearly saw that there is a problem with studies in the USA. The tuition fees for private schools, which offer much more prestigious degrees than public schools, are enormous. The tuition fees for private schools, which offer much more prestigious degrees than public schools, are enormous. In fact, it is much easier to find a job that is better paid after graduating from a private university than from a public one. In addition, public colleges are much less numerous than private ones, which makes access to them much more complicated, and the fact that they are less relevant does not encourage families to send students where they are available. We therefore find families borrowing astronomical sums from the bank in order to finance their children's education. Children Who will have to pay back their debts when they start working. And as a result, we find families who see their children enter the workforce without a degree driving up income inequality in the United States. Income inequality has been a hot issue in many countries whether they are developed or developing countries. Our discussion presents that education also has been contributing to income inequality and that the gap has been widening between the educated and non-educated workers as society has advanced in technology and thus employers want to hire more educated workers. Income inequality that has been caused by differences in education may be reduced when more college-degree or more advanced-degree workers can be supplied through traditional and online higher education institutions. There has been a real awareness of this problem in the United States over the past few decades. Indeed, whether it is Barack Obama, Donald Trump or even Joe Bidden, they have all tried to find solutions to these problems. We find in all their programs a point reserved for the tuition fees of higher education. The last measure that was accepted by the Congress and put in place was the freezing of student loans during the lockdown. Even though they are doing their best to fix this issue, they are often interrupted by the congress which refuses their proposal, for example Joe Biden wanted to make the first 2 years of higher education free but it was refused. As seen recently, the indebtedness of low-income families is becoming more and more burdensome and reduces their purchasing and consumption power. This kind of problem could lead to huge economic worries and even be one of the sources of a future national economic crisis for the United States.