Blackvegetable » 09 May 2025, 2:00 pm » wrote: ↑ Operating math is the same for both, one of the revenue sources has a different name...they like foreign students who can pay full boat...that only leaves 50% of the cost of having them there.
But who wants to hear about education policy from illiterates?
*Huey » 09 May 2025, 2:02 pm » wrote: ↑ I don't want to hear about anything. I want a source other than you. Over the last 7 years you have not come across as one who is smart as they claim. Not even close.
So until you post something that refutes my citation we are done.
you have not come across as
Tiny,So until you post something that refutes my citation we are done.
Blackvegetable » 09 May 2025, 2:05 pm » wrote: ↑ To whom?
Tiny,
You failed to read the post....twice.
For a private institution substitute "endowment"....it is why the average realized tuition at Yale is far less than the posted tuition.*Huey » 09 May 2025, 2:41 pm » wrote: ↑ Froom Google AI:
do colleges charge foreigners more tuition
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Yes, many colleges charge international students higher tuition fees compared to domestic students, especially at public institutions. This is because public universities are often funded by state and local taxes, and international students generally do not contribute to those taxes.
No ****. As well as foreignorsBlackvegetable » 09 May 2025, 2:47 pm » wrote: ↑ For a private institution substitute "endowment"....it is why the average realized tuition at Yale is far less than the posted tuition.
Public colleges charge out of state students higher rates.
OH YES HE CAN!
In-state tuition is old news. Foreign students rarely attend state colleges.*Huey » 08 May 2025, 2:01 pm » wrote: ↑ Froom Google AI:
do colleges charge foreigners more tuition
AI Overview
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Yes, many colleges charge international students higher tuition fees compared to domestic students, especially at public institutions. This is because public universities are often funded by state and local taxes, and international students generally do not contribute to those taxes.
BY GOD THAT'S A BUNCH OF HORSE ****!! THEY SHOULD GIVE ANY AMERICAN THE BEST RATE. IN FACT, FREE!Blackvegetable » 09 May 2025, 2:47 pm » wrote: ↑ For a private institution substitute "endowment"....it is why the average realized tuition at Yale is far less than the posted tuition.
Public colleges charge out of state students higher rates.