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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid is turning down an Ivy that’s $85k/year for a full ride at a flagship. According to my kid, they are far from the only one of their classmates making such a decision. Kids talk. What are the consequences to this as the years go on & so many top students can’t afford elite privates?[/quote] Haven't you been reading these boards? There are more than enough bright students to go around. One outcome may be that parents will learn how to save, starting at birth, instead of depending on the overpayment and generosity of others to fund their merit aid pools. Perhaps also have a family size you can afford the education of. [/quote] Hi Dave Ramsey! Here’s something you need to get into your head: sh*t happens outside of people’s control, and aren’t always things you can pull yourself up by the bootstraps from. [/quote]
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