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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Am I the only one who is fine with the way it is? [/quote] +1 I wish corporate recruitment and promotion could be this well defined.[/quote] Corporates pay tax and pay my salary. Colleges take my money and tax payers money. I expect much better from colleges.[/quote] How do colleges take taxpayers money? And don’t say through research grants because that shows you have no idea what research grants are and how they work and what you have to do to get them..[/quote] If a college has a student gets Pell grant, that's federal tax money. [/quote] If a student receives a pell grant and chooses the college to spend it at you think that creates sons sense of obligation for the college? by that logic, every supermarket in the United States takes taxpayer money. do you think you get to tell them how to operate also ? and yes, it’s exactly the same thing You would prefer it if the college then chose not to accept students who needed Pell grants?[/quote] If the college wants the student, the cost should be covered by its endowment, otherwise it's taking tax payers money.[/quote] You did not answer any of the questions. The Pell grant is given to the student. Not the college. Hence the supermarket analogy you conveniently ignore. Because of course it defeats your desired narrative that because you pay taxes you get to tell private colleges how to do things, which is preposterous.[/quote] WTF why don't you keep up? https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeltnietzel/2024/05/28/california-moves-a-step-closer-to-banning-legacy-admission-preferences/ It's already happening. Tax payers can demand as long as the college benefits from tax payers money. Law makers listen to the voters. Government research funding can also go to hundreds of other colleges that comply. Forfeit all the benefits then they can do whatever they want. I wouldn't care at that point. [/quote]
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