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Not only are graduates easy pickings for companies who want the best and brightest in the world (or rather, would be, if our own government wasn?t so intent on sending them back to their home countries), but they create opportunities for private money to assist in university-level research.

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Actually, there are an unlimited number of invitations for the best and brightest. It's the less than best and brightest whose numbers are restricted.


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Most Americans attend a public university due to cost, which is a key reason for the US government to play such a strong part in American university education.

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Many private colleges and universities provide substantial financial aid beyond that provided by the Federal government.

Slots in good quality (and up) private colleges are limited in number, and it's scarcity that drives up demand and (subsidized) prices.

Also, in public universities, you might note the large number of situations in which legislatures and the public complain about the ideology being taught at their expense. The influence obtained for the government money is stopped at the classroom door, and often it seems at the gates.
Posted by: Anton Philidor   Posted on: 06/11/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Corrections  Anton Philidor | 06/11/08
Re: Corrections  John Carroll ZDNet Moderator | 06/12/08
A little correction and some problems  j.m.galvin | 06/11/08
Re: a little  John Carroll ZDNet Moderator | 06/12/08
"... special interests..."?  Anton Philidor | 06/16/08
How do public schools compete?  Anton Philidor | 06/11/08
All universities...  John Carroll ZDNet Moderator | 06/12/08

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