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> And what is the incentive for anyone to choose a cheaper public school, rather than an expensive private one? From the article > as part of a package that a
by tim58 7y ago
> And what is the incentive for anyone to choose a cheaper public school, rather than an expensive private one?
From the article
> as part of a package that also would make public universities, community colleges and trade schools tuition-free.
There would be no incentive to pick a cheaper school because all schools would have the same price -- $0.00. Students should go to the best school they can get into. Schools should enroll the best students they can attract. It's better for both parties.
- rhino369 7y agoMost schools are private.
- seanmcdirmid 7y agoHuh? In what country? In the USA, most schools are public, if we go by students that attend public vs private universities and colleges.