Decreasing in Quality

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Anonymous wrote:Seven sisters schools

Sad but true

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Anonymous wrote:Who is charging 80K? I remember being shocked at 72K two years ago!!

Vassar is 75k next year (or was pre-covid?)

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Anonymous wrote:Seven sisters schools

Sad but true

Especially the non-Wellesley/Barnard ones. Smith, MoHo, and Bryan Mawr are nothing like the used to be.

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Anonymous wrote:Who is charging 80K? I remember being shocked at 72K two years ago!!

Vassar is 75k next year (or was pre-covid?)

Columbia and Barnard were 78 this year

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Anonymous wrote:Seven sisters schools

Sad but true

Especially the non-Wellesley/Barnard ones. Smith, MoHo, and Bryan Mawr are nothing like the used to be.

Disagree. They are great places to be an interested, curious student.

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Anonymous wrote:Occidental

You really are relentless, and wrong.

Interesting. I was just about to say the same and I'm a DP and an alum, but believe what you want to believe.

Well, the two kids I know there are getting great educations and are happy.

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Anonymous wrote:Who is charging 80K? I remember being shocked at 72K two years ago!!

Almost all the SLACs. GO to the "cost of attending" page and add everything up. My Slac is now $83K a year. This doesn't pertain to instate schools.

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Northewestern for example. $78 plus change. If you add on the $4K health policy, which most students have to do, it's $82K+. https://undergradaid.northwestern.edu/aid-basics-eligibility/cost-of-attendance.html

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Anonymous wrote:Who is charging 80K? I remember being shocked at 72K two years ago!!

Almost all the SLACs. GO to the "cost of attending" page and add everything up. My Slac is now $83K a year. This doesn't pertain to instate schools.

“Almost all the SLACs” is just an absurd statement.

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Anonymous wrote:Occidental

You really are relentless, and wrong.

Interesting. I was just about to say the same and I'm a DP and an alum, but believe what you want to believe.

Well, the two kids I know there are getting great educations and are happy.

Do they know about Moody's downgrading the campus financial picture to a negative last December? The endowment is too small to make it through Covid.

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Anonymous wrote:Occidental

You really are relentless, and wrong.

Interesting. I was just about to say the same and I'm a DP and an alum, but believe what you want to believe.

Well, the two kids I know there are getting great educations and are happy.

Do they know about Moody's downgrading the campus financial picture to a negative last December? The endowment is too small to make it through Covid.

They maybe getting a great education, but those schools are not as sought after as they once were, which will affect their viability long-term.

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Anonymous wrote:All LACs below the top 20

Do you mean above the top 20? My kid’s school went from just over 100 to just over 80... so that is moving in the right direction, according to the original question

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Anonymous wrote:Who is charging 80K? I remember being shocked at 72K two years ago!!

Almost all the SLACs. GO to the "cost of attending" page and add everything up. My Slac is now $83K a year. This doesn't pertain to instate schools.

“Almost all the SLACs” is just an absurd statement.

Read and learn! https://www.insider.com/university-prices-are-soaring-most-expensive-colleges

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Anonymous wrote:Who is charging 80K? I remember being shocked at 72K two years ago!!

Almost all the SLACs. GO to the "cost of attending" page and add everything up. My Slac is now $83K a year. This doesn't pertain to instate schools.

At the tippy top privates, only about half of the kids are paying sticker price.

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Harvey Mudd = over $80K. And don't give me the "well the 'average' students pays ___ line If your EFC is high, you are going to pay full freight, as we did". "https://www.hmc.edu/admission/afford/cost-of-attendance/