Right and I suppose Australia was built by freedom fighters fighting aliens and saving the planet earth.
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Right and I suppose Australia was built by freedom fighters fighting aliens and saving the planet earth.
Perhaps you know where in China this huge number of descendants from English and Portuguese traders, together with Middle Eastern authors, are then?
It was built by thieves and murderers who continued their crafts on the Native Aboriginals population. Took them long enough (2009) to officially apologize for it.
Try harder.
I did. You not understanding what it says doesn’t make it clickbait.
What I said in that post has nothing to do with migrants from South America and everything to do with you contradicting your own argument.
That’s called moving the goalposts, btw.Perhaps you know where in China this huge number of descendants from English and Portuguese traders, together with Middle Eastern authors, are then?
$20,000? That's a semester.
Where?
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For the 2017-2018 school year, tuition at a four-year private college costs an average of $34,740. Public universities charge in-state students $9,970 and out-of-state students $25,620. During your time in school, expect the yearly price to increase by an average of 2.4% at private colleges and 3.2% at public colleges.Oct 21, 2019
Cost of 4-Year Degree Passes $100,000 Mark
There’s 8 semesters in a 4 year degree.
Your point still stands; it’s ridiculous. I have two going to uni next year so I’m bricking it a bit, until we figure out where both will go.
I see that state unis are quite affordable when compared to the elite private schools like USC, GW, Stanford, etc.
That said, I’ve also noticed that the stated prices at private unis are the MSRP. I’d imagine that most would get some sort or scholarship to offset.
Your point still stands; it’s ridiculous. I have two going to uni next year so I’m bricking it a bit, until we figure out where both will go.
I see that state unis are quite affordable when compared to the elite private schools like USC, GW, Stanford, etc.
That said, I’ve also noticed that the stated prices at private unis are the MSRP. I’d imagine that most would get some sort or scholarship to offset.
Trickle down economics in a nutshell.
You recieve financial aid if your parents make less than a certain amount. I got financial aid + I went in state which is half the price.
A lot of American kids go out of state to a college they want for BS reasons then complain about the tuition fees. Still it's a big problem but top unis are not reserved only for the rich by any means.
Offering holiday pay?
Yippie... student loan debt.
Yearly cost of attendance at our major in-state schools...
Clemson: $31,200
UofSC: $28,300
USC Upstate: $24,900
College of Charleston: $30,200
Coastal Carolina: $25,500
Lander: $24,700
My ankle surgery in the US cost $17,500, but I was under socialized medicine, aka TriCare, and paid not a single cent.
Others in the States would not be as fortunate under their healthcare plan or lack thereof.Right?
You receive financial aid when you can't even afford a car. It's bullshit.
Those two are not elite private schools by any means. USC admissions has long been a joke; if your family has the money to pay tuition at USC or you are related to alumni you can get in. That school is a joke academically compared to UCLA.
Elite private schools are really just the Ivy League, Stanfurd, University of Chicago, Johns Hopkins and MAYBE one or two more.
GW, Duke, Georgetown...those are only decent schools if you want to get into politics and network with a bunch of cnuts. If you are sciences or social sciences those schools are average tier and no better than state unis.
Does that include room & board?
Looks spendy if it doesn’t.
By contrast the UCs in CA run about $15k per year for tuition. Cal State unis run about $8k for tuition, iirc.
Implying that civil wars and gang activity had nothing to do with US intervention? Ok.
You made the assertion. Prove your point to us first.Perhaps you know where in China this huge number of descendants from English and Portuguese traders, together with Middle Eastern authors, are then?
Even your sarcasm is trash.
Yep, “public” schools for ya. Imagine shamans logic applied to public elementary, middle, and high school.
Had nothing versus primary reason. Once again read things in detail - you wouldn't be this confused if you did!
Not sure what you're getting at. The vast majority of students in my graduation class could not afford their school but did so with financial aid. Most of this is manageable if you study in state and have an employable major. The problem is accessibility and there are many cases where students just cant go to college but I think the problem starts even before that.
Kids who grow up in projects are at a disadvantage from the get go so even if you provide them financial aid they are more likely to drop out due to the poor schooling they received from the very start. Btw this problem is not unique to the states.
What I mentioned is a symptom of destabilization. You should take your own advice, especially since you were guilty of misreading a fecking tweet up the page.
I was responding to tuition fees not cost of attendance. I went to chapel hill and its 8k. And most people who arent stupid with the loans they take can pay it off in a reasonable amount of time since professional new grad salaries are high.
Well I admitted it so maybe you should too. Like I said, it's a reason but to pin down illegal immigration to U.S on LA gangs being sent there as the only/primary reason is delusion.
You’re inventing stories. I never said that nor implied it. I can’t tell if you’re trolling at this point because you’re showing some incredible ignorance.Apparently US foreign intervention equals sending street gangs to other counties to destabilize them. Shamans logic, everyone!
Yes, yearly cost of attendance includes everything it costs to attend for the year.