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In response to "Yes." by Will Hunting

As it was mentioned below, surely you can see how problematic it would be to have the state getting into the business of deciding what people should

Posted by con_carne Jul 3 '13, 11:17

be studying? "What if they decide wrong?" Loosilu had a valid point.

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The State is NOT deciding what people should be studying in this Plan. -- nm - Strongbad Jul 3, 11:57
That is a concern. But at the end of the day, college costs are out of control - Will Hunting Jul 3, 11:22 2
- Charlie is right. Public universities (which is what we're talking about) exist precisely to have some form of control over costs/tuition - con_carne Jul 3, 11:33
- costs are not out of control. tuition is out of control because the states have consistently reduced the portion of the costs that they pick up -- nm - charlie Jul 3, 11:27

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