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To: Loud Mime

I graduated from college in 1979, had a family, had a job, went to night school, paid for my courses as I went along, and didn’t owe a penny to anyone when I walked to my car after my last class. That was a 4-year degree at night. Didn’t owe a penny.

Then all of a sudden up comes government loans and all kinds of crap started: increased tuitions, 4-year degrees became 5 year degrees, etc.


6 posted on 06/09/2014 6:40:43 AM PDT by laweeks
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To: laweeks

I graduated from a state college in Washington in 1975. Tuition my first year was under $450 for the year. By the time I graduated it was up to about $600 for the year. Room and board was under $1,000; and the food was excellent.


12 posted on 06/09/2014 6:47:30 AM PDT by SeaHawkFan
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To: laweeks

Another trend is to push many high school courses to the college level. The increased costs of the same course was justified by easing the requirements for a H.S. diploma.

Somehow, that makes sense to a liberal.


17 posted on 06/09/2014 6:52:32 AM PDT by Loud Mime (arguetheconstitution.com Check it out.)
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