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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am not interested in judging how other people spend their money. Showing off wealth is a life style sure. I am just really curious why college tuition keep increasing yoy, it is not even tied to any performance benchmark. [/quote] Sounds like you aren’t interested in looking further than your navel. Are you really not aware of how these schools spend money and why tuition has gone up? Low class ratios and nice facilities don’t grow on trees. [b]Also, much of the student experience is subjective. It isn’t just what you learn, but how you feel about the experience.[/b] Also, remember most kids are not paying full freight. The rich are subsidizing the less-well-off. [/quote] Did you know that in a study participants were presented with two glasses of wine and told one is from a $100 bottle and one is from a $20 bottle (roughly), and they consistently rated the $100 wine much higher across every metric? The trick? It’s the exact same wine.[/quote] LOL, nice try. That trick might work for wine, but it won’t work for something you have to live and breathe for 4 years. Have someone look at a $650,000 old 1000 square foot house and then a $1.2 mil updated 2500 square foot house in the same area. But switch the price tags and try to trick them! Do you really think that someone will believe that the fake “$1.2 mil” 1000 square foot house is “better” than the updated 2500 square foot house because it has a higher price tag? I get your point, since I have a relative who refuses to buy store-brand foods because she believes them inferior. But hardly comparable to the bigger ticket items and experiences in life.[/quote]
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