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likely only for tenured professors and possibly universities. professors hold immense power and likely benefit greatly from someone motivated to finish + move b
by maximente 7y ago
likely only for tenured professors and possibly universities. professors hold immense power and likely benefit greatly from someone motivated to finish + move back and earn massive sums relative to rest of population; the university i'm guessing benefits to some extent financially/prestige of said research group/professor.
edit: losers are general public, whose taxes go to public universities who then train up a generation of students who won't contribute those benefits back to the country. private universities have different funding models of course, so not so clear there.
- ummonk 7y agoI thought taxpayers only subsidize in-state tuition?
- magduf 7y agoYes, exactly. Foreign students are actively recruited by universities because they're profitable: they have to pay the full fare.
- pjc50 7y ago> taxes go to public universities who then train up a generation of students who won't contribute those benefits back to the country I would be amazed if I could find a US accredited institution of higher education that offered subsidized education to non-nationals. > professors hold immense power Nothing to say about this other than "lol nope".