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Look, I did CC -> State University as well and it served me okay. But you are ignoring the fact that the university could not exist if all students went that r
by shiftpgdn 14y ago
Look, I did CC -> State University as well and it served me okay. But you are ignoring the fact that the university could not exist if all students went that route. There is no such thing as a free lunch. Somebody HAS to pay the full price or the University system could not continue to exist in its current form.
- rdouble 14y agoSure, but I was not arguing against that. The tone of your comment made it sound like the OP was an extraordinary case, when in reality tens of thousands of students save money in the same way. (including yourself!)
- kbar13 14y agotens of thousands sounds like a made-up number
- bozman 14y ago> Somebody HAS to pay the full price If everyone does CCx2 years -> Statex2 years, then it simply means the market also has to double which I think isn't a problem.
- b_emery 14y agoIf I'm not mistaken, UC gets only 13% of it's budget from tuition [1]. I believe this is up from previous years. The CC -> UC route is a very good one - and should be taken guilt free if one decides to go that route. 1. http://regents.universityofcalifornia.edu/regmeet/nov12/f1attach3.pdf http://regents.universityofcalifornia.edu/regmeet/nov12/f1at...
- Tsagadai 14y agoMany top and higher mid range universities make the majority of their money from things that aren't tuition. My university was making more money from real estate than it was making from domestic tuition fees.