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It's also because universities LOVE foreign students. Foreign students pay full-rate--generally in cash up front.
by bsder 5y ago
It's also because universities LOVE foreign students. Foreign students pay full-rate--generally in cash up front.
- Per_Bothner 5y agoThat is not true at the Ph.D. level, at least for CS at good universites. Tuition is generally paid by grant/research money, or otherwise by the department, as part of the funding you are offered. I'm pretty sure that from the point of view of the university, department, or researcher it makes no difference whether a student is foreign or not, except there is more paper-work and other complications (visas etc) for foreign students. However, foreign students may be more willing to accept the relatively low stipends offered.
- skrishnamurthi 5y agoNo, students do not pay to get a PhD in CS. It's literally in the FAQ you're commenting on. You'd know that if you read it.