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Most people would see the 12 years of taxpayer-financed education as a reason to keep him in the country. If he returns to India, taxpayers are losing a lot of
by daveFNbuck 7y ago
Most people would see the 12 years of taxpayer-financed education as a reason to keep him in the country. If he returns to India, taxpayers are losing a lot of the benefits of that investment.
- dzonga 7y agoare you sure it was taxpayer financed. As a former international student, the tuition for international students was 3x for locals at a big state university in the south. Besides football programs, most schools get their financing from international students.
- codemac 7y ago> Besides football programs, most schools get their financing from international students Citation? Why do our federal and state budgets have multi billion dollar line items for funding universities if it's just international students paying for everyone. State universities accept a lot more than 3 in state students for every international student.
- diminoten 7y agoSome universities yes, others decidedly not. Did this person go to a public university? Further, why is it so bad that we spend money to educate people, even if those people aren't Americans? What makes an American inherently more deserving of his spot in class?
- daveFNbuck 7y agoI'm responding to someone who's claiming that the schooling was subsidized. I have no idea if that's true. His time in grad school at least would probably have included a lot of grants.
- vkou 7y agoInternational students are generally not subsidised, and are seen as huge cashcows by universities.
- daveFNbuck 7y agoI'm not the one who claimed he was subsidized. I was responding to someone who made that claim as part of an argument against keeping him in the country.