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To: Kenny
The poster's (who asked the question) son was not a Texas resident, but had a good point. Why should a tax paying U.S. citizen, who wanted to attend TU, not get in state tuition rate while someone who's not even a U.S. citizen does?

I don't buy the "but their parent's brought them here, they didn't have a choice (in being here)" line.

Their parent's broke the law and get a great "rewards" program in return.

1,549 posted on 09/22/2011 8:26:40 PM PDT by Jane Long (Soli Deo Gloria!)
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To: Jane Long

Why should a tax paying U.S. citizen, who wanted to attend TU, not get in state tuition rate while someone who’s not even a U.S. citizen does?

Texas has no income tax. Colleges are partially subsidized by sales and other taxes that are paid by Texas residents. Being a “US” citizen has nothing to do with it.


1,575 posted on 09/22/2011 8:30:04 PM PDT by magritte
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