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The article discusses the problem of NEETS (Not in Education, Employment or Training) in France, despite the increase in higher education levels. It highlights the difficulties faced by less privileged students in accessing higher education due to decreased purchasing power and insufficient scholarships. The article proposes a solution in the form of a guaranteed income for students who are not living with their parents. This income would be composed of a scholarship and a loan contingent on income, meaning it would be repaid based on the income earned after graduation. The article suggests that this system would be more equitable and transparent than the current scholarship system. The implementation of this proposal would require changes to the current scholarship system and an expansion of the roles of the CNOUS (National Center for University and School Works). The repayment of the loans would be managed by the tax administration.