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<Are you seriously saying that foreign students subsidize the education of US citizens?> It may be a reference to the fact that many public colleges have tuiti
by DrScump 10y ago
<Are you seriously saying that foreign students subsidize the education of US citizens?>
It may be a reference to the fact that many public colleges have tuition breaks for residents.
The other side of that coin is availability. That practice gives those schools a financial incentive to grant full-retail foreign students admission priority over residents. That's certainly the case in California.
- verst 10y agoThe University of California system is exactly what I was referring to. They increasingly admit more out of state and international students to deal with their increasing budget problems and to counteract otherwise necessary larger tuition increases. I'm not saying this is good or bad. Just stating that this is happening.
- bogomipz 10y agoYes because your Mom and Dad paid taxes in that state, thats hardly a subsidy!