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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“$400k in a high cost area with 3 kids in college (which gives you no discounts) is a big struggle to pay $80-90k/year for each kid”

Cry me a river 🙄[/quote]

Easy to say when someone else is paying your bills.[/quote]

Nobody else is paying my bills, what are you babbling about?[/quote]

If your kid is getting need-based aid, that’s exactly what’s happening. The classmates paying rack rate are subsidizing your kid’s education. They ARE paying your bills.

You sarcastically wrote “cry me a river”, right? That’s what was responded to. Who would say that other than someone dismissing the complaint of those paying full price? [/quote]

bitter much?[/quote]

Yeah, of course. Why are you unable to pay your own bills, or else send your kid to community college?

Why am I paying for your kid?[/quote]

Do you really think poor kids shouldn’t be able to go to college? That’s a fascinating take. You are a villain. [/quote]

No, of course not.

Do you really think they are too good for community college or public institutions? They can only go T20?[/quote]

OK, so you don’t think poor kids belong at private universities or especially top universities? [/quote]

All of them? No.[/quote]

So, rich families who didn’t save don’t belong there either.  [/quote]

Rich, but didn’t save. You’ll have to school me on that.[/quote]

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