ND Higher Education just got interesting

[BisonTeacher]

I was an out of state student. I received a tuition waiver for working in the student government office. Can those jobs only go to ND students?

Wait. Maybe im not the best example.

The article says most of the waivers go to international students. And the committee is concerned ndsu has such a higher %?

I am assuming many if not most of the international students are of different racial backgrounds?

Just sayin.

[tony]

Q. You know when a waiver isn't a waiver?
A. When it's Williston State to anybody outside of Minnesota or when it's Minot State giving in-state tuition to anybody in the world.

[Tatanka]

Q. You know when a waiver isn't a waiver?
A. When it's Williston State to anybody outside of Minnesota or when it's Minot State giving in-state tuition to anybody in the world.

Shhhhhhh. Quiet, you! That doesn't fit the anti-NDSU narrative.

[perthbison]

I'm shocked that the legislature doesn't understand a basic attribute of a modern research university.

I'm NOT.---------

[td577]

I'm shocked that the legislature doesn't understand a basic attribute of a modern research university.

If more of them went to graduate school, they might understand a little more and law school doesn't count in that regards. The research universities are partly to blame by not involving undergraduate students more intimately with research, as well. Now we also have a generation gap between the lawmakers and those that might comprehend the research role.

[StL Bison Fan]

If more of them went to graduate school, they might understand a little more and law school doesn't count in that regards. The research universities are partly to blame by not involving undergraduate students more intimately with research, as well. Now we also have a generation gap between the lawmakers and those that might comprehend the research role.

What % went to law school? Or better yet how many did not go to college at all.
If they did go to either school, shame on them for not even understanding the function of the school they attended. On line doesn't count.

[Vet70]

What % went to law school? Or better yet how many did not go to college at all.
If they did go to either school, shame on them for not even understanding the function of the school they attended. On line doesn't count.

Shows occupation, but not education---only 4% lawyers in legislative session before this one, 36% business.

http://www.legis.nd.gov/63rdlegislativeassembly

[StL Bison Fan]

Shows occupation, but not education---only 4% lawyers in legislative session before this one, 36% business.

http://www.legis.nd.gov/63rdlegislativeassembly

Approx age is interesting. In the past they listed their religion

[td577]

What % went to law school? Or better yet how many did not go to college at all.
If they did go to either school, shame on them for not even understanding the function of the school they attended. On line doesn't count.

I went through the Ms before I had enough. Only a couple haven't been to college and there is a large handful who went to law school. I've always wondered what I was supposed to really do with my economics degree, so I should have really looked at that list earlier. A lot of econ majors on there.

Apparently you get elected and it is up to everyone else to tell you what is important, because you are right, there is no excuse for not knowing. Especially the high percentage who are whioux and Bison alum. Unless it just comes down to being a dick measuring contest and Williston wins out because votes get split or is it Dickenson. I forget which one signs the grant paperwork for my pseudo enrollment.

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[StL Bison Fan]

In 2004 I received a diploma from Dickinson State with my son's name on it (he is a II so that's odd and he didn't graduate high school until 2006) I called them and they said to mail it back. I wasn't going to waste the postage, so hey, if he wants a diploma...

But you know, ndsu is the bad school