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In theory by accepting and graduating students on merit, who then become successful and donate back to their institutions. Not by using their tax exempt status
by throwaway_law 7y ago
In theory by accepting and graduating students on merit, who then become successful and donate back to their institutions. Not by using their tax exempt status to solicit beneficial tax deductions from the rich in exchange for accepting their children who otherwise wouldn't be accepted.
It should be illegal for any school that is either: a) tax exempt; or b) a state institution to admit a student in exchange for money.
- jimbokun 7y agoNow that I think of it, it should be illegal for any school to enroll a student whose parents donated to the school. Eliminate "dean's list" admissions in one fell swoop.