> Does it matter if you're paying for it? FWIW, the state is also (indirectly ) paying for this change. Private universities can exempt themselves from this la

> Does it matter if you're paying for it? FWIW, the state is also (indirectly ) paying for this change. Private universities can exempt themselves from this law by not accepting state dollars, but I don't think donors can fill the resulting hole. > If somebody's shelling millions funding a university, don't see a problem with enrolling his son. The state shells more. A lot more, and is leveraging that so that mere-multi-million-dollar-donors-offspring don't get an advantage over non-donors (eventually. The lawmaker is cleverly taking a tick-tock ratcheting approach where each law builds on top of the last)