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A big reason is many college's cost DEPENDS on your family's income. So if you look at Stanford it cost $65,000, but if your family makes less then $125,000 it
by baldfat 11y ago
A big reason is many college's cost DEPENDS on your family's income. So if you look at Stanford it cost $65,000, but if your family makes less then $125,000 it is actually free.
http://thinkprogress.org/education/2015/04/02/3642085/stanford-free-tuition/ http://thinkprogress.org/education/2015/04/02/3642085/stanfo...
If the family makes less then $65,000 you don't even need to get any sort of financial aid.
- DamnYuppie 11y agoThat still, to me, seems like a thing that could be accounted for by an aggregator. They stated they were willing to work with the institutions I don't see why they can't have specific rules per institution that aligned with their policies.
- baldfat 11y agoI quit my job as a librarian at a small liberal arts college because I felt that the age of private colleges was going away. In the 8 years I have been gone the school has lost almost 50% of the student body and Community Colleges have multiplied. Colleges are scared they won't survive the next next 20 years.