Young people graduating from colleges and universities in the United States face increasing amounts of debt. Some colleges however are now offering students another way to pay for their studies. They pay for a student’s education in return for a percentage of the student’s future salary. Norwich University in the state of Vermont announced Tuesday that it will become the latest school to offer this kind of contract. The contracts are called income share agreements. Norwich’s program is starting out small. It is mostly for students who cannot get other loans or those who are taking longer than the traditional eight semesters to finish their degree. Lauren Wobby is the school’s chief financial officer and treasurer. Wobby said, Norwich University is committed to offering this new way to help pay for college in a way that aligns incentives and helps reduce financial barriers to degree completion.