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1 for 1 isn't worth it, and the UC system already plays that game with international students where one international pays for 3 in-states. Make the buy-in pric
by kenhwang 6y ago
1 for 1 isn't worth it, and the UC system already plays that game with international students where one international pays for 3 in-states. Make the buy-in price pay for 10 and I'm in support.
- gibolt 6y ago1 for 10 seems reasonable, assuming there is also a strict academic requirement for that privileged student. Even more points if it supports their housing and food plan.
- Loughla 6y agoThe incentive in that system is to ensure the wealthy student absolutely meets their academic requirements, regardless of ability. How can you fail out Timmy Upperclass, if 10 students lose their funding next year with him gone?
- kenhwang 6y agoIf you fail out Timmy, he has to pay for tuition again thus paying for even more students. Or just charge the 10x upfront + normal tuition/year after that.
- selectodude 6y agoReplace him with Billy Upperclass Transfer student.
- geodel 6y agoFurther points if rich kids do household chores, cleaning, cooking etc for less privileged folks. Just strict academic requirement is not sufficient. Rich kids also have to remain in 95 percentile in academics. A further investigation committee need to be setup to investigate every year if rich kids are not using their influence to be among top students in their classes.
- minhazm 6y agoMaybe they could take like 5-10% of the slots and just auction them off.
- baddox 6y agoYou obviously have to balance the legitimate cost against the illegitimate costs people will incur to get kids admitted. I don't know if 3x or 10x is the right value, but it's definitely not "more is better." If you make it cost a billion dollars to legitimately buy your kid into the school, there will still be millionaires utilizing these sorts of bribes.