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Message: [QUOTE="upstater, post: 5071600, member: 153"] I just explained it to you how it really works and you somehow got the complete opposite viewpoint of what's happening. 1. State schools don't give scholarships. 95% of students are full payers. 2. If a student does receive such scholarships or tuition is defrayed by state programs, those numbers are held against the departments for enrolling a lot of non-full payers. 3. Tuition doesn't cover the true cost that a school expends on each student. You evidently don't know the true costs. I am off for now but will provide links to the Elsa Murano case at A&M and also the UAB situation with football later. [/QUOTE]