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To: muawiyah

[Yeah, it’s a subsidy. That’s because in-state tuition rates DO NOT PAY the full cost.]

You are wrong. Instate tuition is what any child in Texas pays. If you want it, move to Texas and live here one year and you can have it too. I just posted all the information to another so won’t repeat it;

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2782380/posts?page=1379#1379

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/perry-defends-state-tuition-students-no-matter-how-you-got-state

[We do not think highly of you people for showing us your butts like that!]

I don’t think highly of people who talk the way you do!


1,443 posted on 09/22/2011 8:09:15 PM PDT by potlatch (Two Eyes, Two Ears, One Mouth - Use Them Proportionately)
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To: potlatch

You are the one discriminating against Americans. Just which country do you think you live in?


1,479 posted on 09/22/2011 8:14:40 PM PDT by muawiyah
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To: potlatch
Instate tuition pays less than the full cost of the education being received. Somebody else makes up the difference. First there are the other Americans from out of state paying part of the difference. Then there are other foreign students ~ maybe from the same village ~ paying out of state tuition and that makes up for some of it.

In fact, if Texas schools are similar to other schools, the out of state tuition is probably closer to the full cost than the in state tuition is.

The difference in the two ($22,000 a year) would be more than enough to pay for a good university education in Mexico ~ including room and board.

Texas would be ahead to send them to school in Mexico.

1,639 posted on 09/22/2011 8:41:11 PM PDT by muawiyah
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