As tuition continues to climb in price = easier to get into?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As a parent who pays $60,000 a year I can assure you it will make no difference. There are many many people lined up for every spot.

You've proved OP's point. Yes, an elite education is available to those who can afford to pay $60K per year, but you and others like you are the rich, ie the top 3%.

There are many people lined up to go to HYP, etc., and that won't change, but the people who are willing to and able to pay the price tag for HYP, etc. will have to be wealthier and wealthier. The middle class will be shut out, as they were before WWII.

WTF are you talking about? Harvard makes it possible for anyone who gets in to attend through massive aid.

[Anonymous]

Harvard did not give us enough to attend. State U was cheaper. Sorry.

[Anonymous]

Who cares about HYP? Very few kids will go there. But, there are many many private schools who do not have the endowment to do this. These schools will need to basically admit anybody who can pay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Harvard did not give us enough to attend. State U was cheaper. Sorry.

Then you are not middle class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harvard did not give us enough to attend. State U was cheaper. Sorry.

Then you are not middle class.

You are getting super annoying with this Harvard is cheap thing. Give it a rest. Some people are indeed stuck in the middle.