>>>I don't give a hoot what you think about it or what Doris has to say. Unless you have done it, you can't say squat about what others have gone through or experienced. It is endemic today for people to feel disenfranchised by whatever odds the feel, where in the truth is, get off your ass and make it happen. That is anathema to the liberals who want to make sure the field is level for everyone and no one has to exert themselves.
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>Whoa, dude. I have no comment about what you did or didn't do. I'm simply quoting figures from the Shippensburg website. I also pointed out that 98% of students get financial aid and >80% take out an average $29K student loan. Who knows: depending on the amount of assistance, it may be possible to make ends meet without working >40 hours per week, though Joe Average still ends up with a mortgage-sized loan that we never faced.
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>I'd also point to something else that seems more likely in the internet age: e.g. google Miriam Weeks to see how she took care of her $60K per annum tuition fees.

>I also pointed out that 98% of students get financial aid and >80% take out an average $29K student loan.

I believe that. In today's day and age of the younger generation being groomed to take the easy way and government handouts without thinking of the repercussions of pay back well into the future, that most would take the tuition assistance rather than working their asses off. You don't have time to party if you're working 1 or more part time jobs to pay for the tuition.