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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Courtesy of NOVA full pay families [/quote] Yes, but also taxpayers state-wide and nationwide who provide tax breaks and subsidies. [/quote] [b]Oh come on. Let’s not pretend Virginia has done a great job supporting its state schools. If that was the case, they wouldn’t need so many out of state students. Duh. [/quote][/b] UVA has a 9.5 billion dollar budget even though it is a public. It doesn't need those OOS or international dollars. It brings in those students to make for a diverse student body.[/quote] Endowment is 9.5B, not the budget, which is much less. Endowments are usually given for a given purpose and support a lot of things (medical center, athletics, etc.), so I'm sure they still love OOS tuition for undergraduates. [b]On the UVA site, I've seen that UVA has less money available per student than UNC, largely due to the state allocation.[/quote][/b] Unlike UNC, UVA gets only 5% of budget now from the Commonwealth. It was spun off on its own years ago and has done a masterful job of accumulating that 9.5B.[/quote] Guess they can get a 9.5bn endowment by admitting 90% rich kids. [/quote]
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