Re: Why do we charge more for out of state tuition?
I have seen employers give a job offer to a kid in college or just starting to attend college. The terms are if you finish college with your degree you get the job offer. In year one I give you a bonus of X dollars to go to your student loans. In year two I have you a higher bonus and so on for up to 5 years. You need to stay employed with them obviously and do your job. But this is a way the kid knows there is a job waiting for them and they will get help from employer to help with student loan debt. Now that still requires the kid use the "bonus" money for that.
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