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If it's only $10k, I'm guessing he's got financial aid covering the tuition, and the cash is just for lab fees.ELB wrote:Man, I knew tuition had gotten outrageous since I went to college 30 years ago, but I had no idea!Moofahsa wrote: ... when I routinely carry a minimum of $10,000 in cash a week on the way to school once a week.
Wow, that's an interesting thought!MasterOfNone wrote:Maybe if the student works for the college, like a help desk tech.speedsix wrote:...if the employers' parking lot bill gets passed...will that help students at college at all???
Well, it is $10k every week... so that might partially cover tuition... maybe.KD5NRH wrote:If it's only $10k, I'm guessing he's got financial aid covering the tuition, and the cash is just for lab fees.ELB wrote:Man, I knew tuition had gotten outrageous since I went to college 30 years ago, but I had no idea!Moofahsa wrote: ... when I routinely carry a minimum of $10,000 in cash a week on the way to school once a week.
What state is he from that it's worth that much in out-of-state tuition to not have to study closer to home? Even if I had to go out of state for a particular degree, I'd sure look at getting the basics taken care of at home.Zoomie wrote:If its tuition he better be paying in ones.
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He sounds like a spoiled kid complaining the lease payment on his BMW is higher than paying a car loan for a used Honda Civic.KD5NRH wrote:What state is he from that it's worth that much in out-of-state tuition to not have to study closer to home? Even if I had to go out of state for a particular degree, I'd sure look at getting the basics taken care of at home.
