Natty Light wants to 'rent' your diploma for $100 to raise awareness of crippling student debt — one day after Trump proposed to slash the student loan forgiveness plan
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.
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