ChrisL
Diamond Member
how about we do it this way....There's always a "way" if you really ant it.
Not in today's day and age. You are wrong.
No, no I am not.... I know people doing so. Unfortunately, too many like you have the "Can't do" attitude which will not take you very far in life... brace yourself.
Oh really? You know people? What a lame argument. Post links and stats.
Are you saying that no one who is poor is currently going to college?
He doesn't know what he is saying... but I do... he is saying "it's the easy way or no way".
How childish.
That's she, and you are wrong. READ the links please.
Why Is Tuition So High Three Economists Debate - WSJ
DR. FICHTENBAUM: One of the most important factors driving price at public colleges and universities has been the decline in state support for higher education. Between 1987 and 2012, in real dollars, government support has declined from $8,497 to $5,906 per student.
ENLARGE
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The second major culprit is rising costs. Critics of higher education often blame faculty salaries for rising costs. However, when measured in constant dollars, salaries for full-time faculty at public institutions have actually declined. What is driving costs is the metastasizing army of administrators with bloated salaries, and our university presidents who are now paid as though they were CEOs running a business—and not a very successful one at that.
There is also the growth in entertainment spending and spending on amenities. Many universities claim that they must compete and therefore have borrowed millions to build luxury dorms, new dining halls and rock-climbing walls. They also spend millions subsidizing intercollegiate athletics.