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> Charge a student $800 in tutition and fees to attend a class. Isn't that off by a factor of ~10? $800 x 4 classes/semester x 2 semesters = $6,400/year. I don
by wolverine876 3y ago
> Charge a student $800 in tutition and fees to attend a class.
Isn't that off by a factor of ~10? $800 x 4 classes/semester x 2 semesters = $6,400/year. I don't know how much U. of Michigan charges, but I expect it's closer to $64K than $6.4K.
- gamepsys 3y agoI just checked and Michigian's in-state tuition is currently $17,228/semester[0]. Yeah, cost of tuition is very wrong. Using this new number -- which is just a more accurate estimation -- the student tuition for the class is $4,300 and ten licenses for an output of 3 papers would be a ~10% increase in revenue per student. [0] https://admissions.umich.edu/costs-aid/costs https://admissions.umich.edu/costs-aid/costs
- jacurtis 3y agoGraduate tuition is usually even more expensive than undergrad. So I bet graduate students are paying ~15-20% more than this from my previous experience of graduate tuition. This data dump is loading research papers, which is going to primarily come from Graduate/Doctoral students
- wolverine876 3y agoIt says the papers are from juniors, seniors, and grad students, or something like that.
- dgfitz 3y agoIn-state tuition 16,736 USD, Out-of-state tuition 55,334 USD Edit: sibling comment is more accurate and provided a link. Ignore these numbers, but note they are close.