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This whole situation is funny to me. We get so angry at large financial institutions, insurance companies, and other businesses that have all this money yet ra
by wdavis 17y ago
This whole situation is funny to me. We get so angry at large financial institutions, insurance companies, and other businesses that have all this money yet raise costs, premiums, and tack on fees. Yet we just sit by and allow these institutions of higher learning to gauge our pocketbooks whenever it suits them. I know things are slow now and its affecting everyone. I admit I don't know the circumstances surrounding public schools, but these private institutions should be ashamed. Schools like Harvard, Yale, Boston College have money in the coffers. Check out the dowries of these schools. I mean billions. And alumni keep adding to it every year. These schools, if they really cared about the financial issues of their graduating, classes would dip into these funds to assist in keeping costs low. This is not the case because these schools are just like the insurance companies and financial institutions..they want to make money. Presidents of educational institutions have the same goals as their counterparts running the financial institutions.
- jimbokun 17y ago"We get so angry at large financial institutions, insurance companies, and other businesses that have all this money yet raise costs, premiums, and tack on fees." This is because these are the same financial institutions, insurance companies, and other businesses where young people want to get jobs, because they have all the money. And they are only going to hire people going to the same fancy schools they went to.