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Squinch

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6. The requirement that they stay in state for equal years to the years paid for is reasonable.

Reply to ymetca (Original post)

Mon Apr 10, 2017, 06:43 PM

Apr 2017

I went through grad school in NYC on a scholarship with that caveat. There is nothing wrong with my state expecting a return on a great program that is being paid for with my tax dollars. If they didn't require it, I'd be writing to my state reps to ask them to.

$14,180 to attend a SUNY is a fabulous deal.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] ymetca Apr 2017 OP

It's still the best deal out there...live with your parents, and work in NY? angstlessk Apr 2017 #1

the question of "why should I pay for (anything other than my Ohioblue22 Apr 2017 #2

What the heck does that mean? angstlessk Apr 2017 #3

"ask not what your country do for you, ask what you can do for your country" Hangingon Apr 2017 #9

How about: don't squander my state tax dollars. Squinch Apr 2017 #13

Yeah! Why not just have us New Yorkers just pay for everyone to go to college across the country? Squinch Apr 2017 #7

then If someone from ohio moves to new York to work then you will Ohioblue22 Apr 2017 #8

You know that makes no sense, right? And has nothing to do with the discussion at hand? Squinch Apr 2017 #10

well I knew the "that's completely different " reply would come Ohioblue22 Apr 2017 #11

It generally does with non sequiturs. Squinch Apr 2017 #12

and not just non sequiturs Ohioblue22 Apr 2017 #14

The scholarship won't pay for textbooks. College textbooks are very expensive if SummerSnow Apr 2017 #4

It's a beginning frame-work to build on. Starry Messenger Apr 2017 #5

The requirement that they stay in state for equal years to the years paid for is reasonable. Squinch Apr 2017 #6

The commons gets trashed. Igel Apr 2017 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author ymetca Apr 2017 #16