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Topic	Colleges like NYU, Notre Dame still plan to hold in-person fall classes
SodomInsane 05/20/20 5:06:24 PM #15:	Damn_Underscore posted... I think it's justifiable to say that college funding is too bloated and should decrease, but probably not for the reasons they are doing it. IMO the model where you go to a faraway college for four years and pay a ton of extra costs to do so is a thing of the past and is no longer necessary. What is the tuition at those schools? Without a doubt it's not justified to cut college funding without cutting tuition as well - not to mention the cost of textbooks, which is an outright scam. 7k-10k a year they are public universities in my state. Not the expensive private ones like NYU and Notre Dame mentioned in OP. --- https://imgur.com/GZUKvFD <cite>SodomInsane posted [p:939457154] in Colleges l... [t:78705531]...</cite> <quote>Damn_Underscore posted... </cite> <quote>I think it's justifiable to say that college funding is too bloated and should decrease, but probably not for the reasons they are doing it. IMO the model where you go to a faraway college for four years and pay a ton of extra costs to do so is a thing of the past and is no longer necessary. What is the tuition at those schools? Without a doubt it's not justified to cut college funding without cutting tuition as well - not to mention the cost of textbooks, which is an outright scam.</quote> 7k-10k a year they are public universities in my state. Not the expensive private ones like NYU and Notre Dame mentioned in OP. --- https://imgur.com/GZUKvFD</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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