Agree, but like it or not, it matters. When you see names like Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Julliard, the reputation of the name has value in some fields. If a student can go, they should go. It doesn't guarantee success, but as much as I hate it, it still matters.
Like @VikingsGuy said, I don’t make the rules and don’t like a lot about them, but for sure I’m going to do everything I can to use them to my advantage.
You guys wanna help your kids cheat and insure your genes continue spreading for as long as possible, knock yourselves out.
Do you feel any guilt associated to paying for your children’s school?
Would they pick the same schools/career path if you weren’t helping foot the bill?
Do you feel like you’re contributing to the price creep?
It just seems like such and insurmountable number.
It’s just seems like such a massive step up in the monopoly game of life to be gifted that kind of money opposed to someone who was not
This philosophy can easily be taken to mean a 100% wealth tax. Life isn’t fair. Whether a person pays that kids college or gives them a big inheritance, the parent accumulated the money and it’s gonna go somewhere at some point. Barring the government seizure of all that wealth upon the parents passing, I don’t see any real way around this
Got one to post up? Serious question.
Minor project
I think your misconstruing @VikingsGuy for Lori Loughlin.
Debating refinishing the one for the boys or going synthetic since kids probably won't appreciate the wood.
The horror...the horror
I have better legs
You problem doesn’t really seem to be about how education gets funded, as a smart poor kid gets as much or more $$$ than the average upper middle class kid gets from their parents for college. I think your problem is with the educated themselves. Which is a fairly shortsighted worldview.
But you’d hire “I like beer” Brett lol
One of the best SNL bits ever.
