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This is the primary reason since Chinese students have money and pay jacked up tuition (2x or more than in-state). What exactly is the incentive not to recruit
by protomyth 11y ago
This is the primary reason since Chinese students have money and pay jacked up tuition (2x or more than in-state). What exactly is the incentive not to recruit? Heck, to ND's shame Dickinson State University went even further and sold bogus degrees. Money is a heck of incentive.
- hkmurakami 11y agoIt's sort of the rationale that Ivy schools have always had in accepting a student following a generous "gift" by their parents. Even as students we figured "well I guess getting a brand new Chemistry building in exchange for giving up one out of the 1000 seats we have in our class isn't such a bad deal." Truly a "portfolio of students"
- copperx 11y ago> brand new Chemistry building So, 50+ million in exchange for admission? sounds rather steep. For that amount I think you could find a famous professor willing to go on a 'sabbatical' to tutor you personally for a year. I think I know how I'm going to spend my lottery jackpot.
- abiox 11y ago50+ mil a year would be an okay tutoring gig.
- TACIXAT 11y agoI paid more than double in-state for out-of-state tuition at Rutgers. Tried to get in-state after living there for a few years and they denied it. All that means is I won't donate to them as an alumni. I, unfortunately, did not have a McLaren to go along with the inflated tuition. I'm still thankful that I went to uni though.