<p>*rry, but colleges are a business and will spend their money on their priorities. Expansion plans, research, the best recruitment efforts teachers,etc. There should be better investments made in helping keep tuition cost down. *</p>
<p>So since you are speaking of private schools I agree, It is a business.
Whether you are looking at a private university, where students are paying a larger portion of their education than a public university which is underwritten by state residents- if there was not demand for the product/services, they would go * out* of business.</p>
<p>But as long as folks are lining up to pay full price for a school, whether or not they can “afford” it, why should costs be reduced?
It’s not like the same thing can’t be found anywhere else!</p>
<p>If you don’t want to pay the going rate for a Tesla roadster, buy a Kia- it is your choice.
But if your “special needs” can only be met with a Tesla, :rolleyes:, then don’t complain because the guy in the Kia got there in the same time.</p>