>But some of the new services are things like 'mental health support' - it would be problematic if you'd opted out of mental health support to save $50/month, t

>But some of the new services are things like 'mental health support' - it would be problematic if you'd opted out of mental health support to save $50/month, then you committed suicide. This sort of desire to tell people what's good for them is why we can't have nice things. You think you're being reasonable here but there's another well-meaning moron insisting they're being reasonable by preventing students from opting out of the the $50 gym fee, and another well-meaning moron that thinks they're being reasonable by requiring the dining hall have X Y and Z, etc, etc, etc. In reality what you people are doing is the institutional policy equivalent of littering. One or two people do it and it's fine, we can tolerate that. But everyone does it and the park turns into a dump and the college turns into a flaming pile of money that society cannot afford to keep feeding. The least crappy outcome is achieved when none of you get your way.