Posted by alexandra_k on January 13, 2022, at 20:54:21
In reply to price fixing cartels?, posted by alexandra_k on January 13, 2022, at 20:44:07
Actually... They did require you to apply for FAFSA funding if you thought you may be eligible for it. I didn't because I wasn't eligible because I'm not a citizen. But if I was a citizen I was expected to have applied for FAFSA funding...
I genuinely don't understand the issue...
How could the private schools undermine FAFSA funding by fixing prices?
If they offer you a free-ride then you don't get FAFSA funding that you otherwise would -- but the FAFSA funding wasn't cash in the hand it was funding towards the cost of your education -- right? In the form of a loan -- right?
So the private schools are then offering you funding so that you don't end up with a FAFSA loan (but I don't know why they wouldn't rather you have a FAFSA loan)...
I don't know...
Maybe the issue is bonding to the University rather than to the Government...
You are expected to work... Was it 15 or 20 hours per week... For the University. During semester. Then summer internships. If you were a scholarship student. I think that's right... I think that full fee paying students were not required to do those things...
I am not entirely sure...
I know that NZ does not have an apprenticeship system or fair bonding at all. it has slavery and typically people are put to work with little to no investment of training.
Australia is not very much better. It is running itself backwards at a rapid rate of knots insofar as I can see. Taking the worst offenders of NZ and promoting them to comparable positions so they can further their cause of deprivation and de-evolution in Australia.
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