Yes, because as we all know in any company if you learn from your colleague you pay him a rate commensurate with how much effort he put in it. Of course not.

Yes, because as we all know in any company if you learn from your colleague you pay him a rate commensurate with how much effort he put in it. Of course not. This is a tax cheat by universities: it allows them to use money that has been given to them on the condition they use it for students for other purposes by "paying" it to students then demanding it back immediately as tuition (in practice not even giving it to them: it never gets to the students bank account).