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nsmcreativechick
#1 Posted : Monday, April 05, 2010 11:02:37 AM(UTC)
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Pay $50,000 a year for college? See what college charge that much.

http://nextstepu.wordpre...check-out-these-schools/

Let us know what you think about that! Comment on the blog, or start a convo here. What do you think a college education should cost?
ChixNinja
#2 Posted : Tuesday, August 17, 2010 10:13:27 AM(UTC)
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College should not cost sooooo much. It's just not fair for those who want an education but can't afford it, even with loans! I think it should cost twice as much as normal school, no more and no less.
DarleneServera
#6 Posted : Friday, August 20, 2010 12:23:53 PM(UTC)
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All colleges, and universities need to charge money in order to pay for what they provide for their students...at times this will cost a lot because they will provide a lot. All colleges, and universities were designed to typically teach the same criteria, ergo if you don't care to spend that much, don't. Valley college will offer the same courses as any other higher, well-known college. In my opinion it is similar to a label...you can use your sink or you can buy bottled water...either way you will get water, you are typically just paying for the nice, detailed label printed over the bottle. Don't feel pressured to buy that label, education can be found at community colleges too.
TaylorRenae21
#8 Posted : Tuesday, September 07, 2010 9:22:55 AM(UTC)
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I was looking at a school in Boston and it was $50,000 a year.... I would LOVE to go there..but that is quite expensive. I understand that colleges cost as much as they do for specific reasons... There are other colleges that are cheaper and are just as good in quality as these more expensive schools. So if you are wanting to go to College, go for it, there are SOO many ways to get scholarships and what not. You just have to be willing to search.
Loveandlife130
#9 Posted : Saturday, December 18, 2010 12:36:03 PM(UTC)
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I believe that colleges are expensive for many reasons. One reason, of course, is the expenses needed to be paid for all the professers and facility members. Other reasons include labeling.

I know that you can still get the same, great education in some cheaper, more local schools. Though, with a label, sometimes that does matter when you are going into your profession. If a man or woman wanted to become a laywer, or judge, and they say they got their Bachelor's Degree in Law at Harvord....well, that automatically says something about them. Since Harvord is such a prestigious school, (or aka a very expensive school,) then they will have a much higher chance at being employed and looked upon much more highley than saying they went to a small communtity school for four years.

Or if someone specializing in the preforming arts said they went to Julliard in New York City, people will look upon that person with respect. If someone specializing in the same area said they went to NKU for the exact amount of time, they would still be looked highly upon, just not as much as that person who went to Julliard. Sometime expensive schools get you farther into your job then the normal schools who offer the same education. People want to look highely upon, and have an image of respect for themselves. Prestigious schools such as Harvord offer them that, which is why many people become intrested in such schools. 

Is it fair? No. Do I agree with the whole lable thing? Absolutely not. Do I still encourage those who cannot afford such expenses to still get their education any way they possible can? Of course. Education is education. In fact, I'd prefer to go to NKU over Julliard, because it is local to where I live and the expenses are cheaper. I could go to school there for only $7,000, instead of paying $40,000 for Julliard.
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hauntingspirit01
#3 Posted : Tuesday, December 28, 2010 6:17:43 PM(UTC)
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ChixNinja wrote:
College should not cost sooooo much. It's just not fair for those who want an education but can't afford it, even with loans! I think it should cost twice as much as normal school, no more and no less.


i totally agree...but lol, i was talking with my cousins who live in europe and they were complaining about how the universities where they live start charging $800 (before they were free) for tuition. i told them we WISHED it was like that here!
wier18
#7 Posted : Tuesday, November 15, 2011 9:11:41 PM(UTC)
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PLEASE!!!!!!!!!! Cursing
OK sometimes that is true, but alot of places only have you pay more because they only have a small amount of people go to that school. what they need to do is let a few more students go to school there. No more than a few because I know that if they increase the amount of students to much a bunch of people are not going to be able to stay there because they will not be ready for that work load
A LOT OF COLLEGES HAVE STUDENTS PAY TO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wier18
#4 Posted : Tuesday, November 15, 2011 9:14:30 PM(UTC)
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[/quote]i totally agree...but lol, i was talking with my cousins who live in europe and they were complaining about how the universities where they live start charging $800 (before they were free) for tuition. i told them we WISHED it was like that here![/quote]

that is not exactly true
did you ask them what type of money they used?
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